Audio Samples
Se Me Rompe el Alma
Qué Habría Sido de Mí
Y Después de Nuevo Amigos
Mentiras
Al Igual Que Yo
Dueña de Mis Amores, La
Qué Te Han Dicho
Hay Cariño
No Te DesprecioTrack List
Se Me Rompe el Alma
Qué Habría Sido de Mí
Y Después de Nuevo Amigos
Mentiras
Al Igual Que Yo
Dueña de Mis Amores, La
Qué Te Han Dicho
Hay Cariño
No Te DesprecioAlbum Notes
Personnel: Victor Manuelle (vocals); Louis Garcia (guitar, tres); Angel Torres (baritone saxophone); Vincente Castillo, Tommy Villarini, Angel Machado (trumpet); Antonio Vazquez (trombone); Lisandro Arias (piano); Ramon Sanchez (keyboards); Ruben Rodriguez (bass); Robert Vilera (bongo, timbal, tambora); Juan "Papo" Pepin (congas); Luis Cabargas, Ramon Rodriguez, Johnny Rivera (background vocals).
Personnel: Louis García (guitar); Angel Torres (baritone saxophone); Vicente Cusi Castillo, Tommy Villarini, Angel "Angie" Machado (trumpet); Antonio Vazquez (trombone); Lisandro Arias (piano); Ramón Sánchez (keyboards); Juan "Papo" Pepín (congas); Robert Vilera (bongos, tambourine, timbales); Santiago "Chago" Martínez (bongos, timbales, percussion); Luis Cabargas, Johnny Rivera, Ramón Rodríguez (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Ramón Sánchez; Ronnie Torres.
Recording information: AQ-30 Studio; Power Light Studio; Skylight Studios.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Cynthia Rodríguez; Angel Torres.
Arranger: Ramón Sánchez.
While Puerto Rican vocalist Victor Manuelle is yet another pretty face emerging from contemporary salsa's hit factory, he happens to possess a formidable tenor. At times sounding like progenitors like Ruben Blades and Gilberto Santa Rosa, his music trades on the anguished love-lost laments that pushed Marc Anthony to the top. His band, which draws from some of Puerto Rico's best sessionists and is anchored by the ubiquitous bassist Ruben Rodriguez, does a stellar job setting up Manuelle for the mid-song improvisational scatting that makes or breaks top soneros.
On IRONIAS, Manuelle wades through a litany of heartbreak with a confident swing, not stretching beyond the capabilities of his mid-range. He frequently returns to a signature yelp that sounds like a cowboy kicking his horse into high gear. Tunes like "Se me Rompe el Alma" and "Que habria sido de mi" do a nice job of marrying pop-style arrangements with the funky piano jamming of hardcore salsa. "Mentiras" incorporates a Gypsy Kings-ish flamenco beat and evolves into a downright anthemic star turn.
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