Bachata Rosa
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| Studio album by Juan Luis Guerra | |||||
| Released | 1990 | ||||
| Genre | Tropical, Salsa, Merengue | ||||
| Label | KAREN | ||||
| Producer | Juan Luis Guerra | ||||
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Bachata Rosa was the 5th album from Juan Luis Guerra y 440, a smash hit throughout the Americas that earned him the first Grammy Award for the Best Traditional Tropical Latin Album in 1992.
Track Listing
1 Rosalia
2 Como Abeja Al Panal
3 Carta De Amor
4 Estrellitas Y Duendes
5 A Pedir Su Mano
6 La Bilirrubina
7 Burbujas De Amor
8 Bachata Rosa
9 Reforestame
10 Acompaneme Civil
Title Note
Juan Luis Guerra Y 4.40: Juan Luis Guerra (vocals, guitar); Daniel Pena (saxophone); Armando Beltre (trumpet); Roberto Olea (trombone); Elvis Cabrera (piano, synthesizer); Marco Hernandez (synthesizer); Osvaldo Cesa (bass); Roger Zayas (drums); Pedro Peralta (congas); Rafael Guzman (guira); Isidro Bobadilla (percussion); Adalgisa Pantaleon. Additional personnel: Luis Del Rosario (saxophone); Femin Cruz (trumpet); Manuel Tejada (piano, synthesizer); Yanino Rosada, Gonzalo Rubalcaba (piano); Robert Jeandor (bass, maracas); Hector Santana (bass); Guy Frometa (drums); Alberto Machuca (bongos, cencerro); Gadwin Vargas (congas); Pichi Perez (guiro, maracas); Henry Garcia (guiro, background vocals); Santiago Martinez (timbal); Mariela Mercado, Sonia Silvestre, Victor Victor, Robert Jeandor (background vocals). Engineers include: John Fausty, Marco Felix, Carlos Molina. Recorded at 440 Studio, New York, New York; Audio Proceso, Midilab & Estudios EMCA, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Label Karen Records. Inc.
