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Review title: Not as essential as "Plante Bandera" (its predecessor) but a nice addition to your Salsa CD collection.
Product review: At long last available on CD, this album was Olivencia's follow-up to his wildly successful "Plante Bandera" release from 1975. On this album, Olivencia introduces the superb but underrated sonero Simon Perez (who excels on such standouts as "Buena Suerte", "42nd Street Mambo" and the hilarious "Evelio Part 2{el muerto}")--sadly, he was the only solo singer to have sung with Olivencia's band that did not record even one solo album. On the other hand, Lalo Rodriguez sounds cool, confident and relaxede on the boleros "Hoy No Me Recuerdas and "No Has De Verme Liorar" and the descarga all-out jam "Vengo Del Monte".
