Title: Solid album from the brookln brothers.
Product review: "Yo te Canté" is a very catchy tune that will have you singing its chorus over and over again, as well as enjoying the nice drum playing. "Sin Negro No Hay Guaguanco" is a fantastic track, highlighting the importance and their pride in their black heritage. The standout track has to be "Diez Lagrimas", which has great, menaningful lyrical content furthermore, a musically sound guaguanco. As I have said many times before, Lebron Brothers are highly underrated in my estimation and should have more recognition than they currently do. They are not flashy, the lead singer is not a fantastic one, but it works and, wonderfully. The album is pretty good, not a smash hit but, nonetheless still good. (Plus, there are no boogaloos or any other anglo-tracks on it)
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