In the spring of 2010, Juan Luis Guerra releases his eleventh production ASONDEGUERRA, which he will offer usual mix of
songs and son g s wit h d e e p
social messag es. “In this production, as in all of my albums, I am searching for one thing -- to make excellent music.”
The together two
Juanes. Then Mambo,” number to
a Lola, the cumbia album
geniuses. On one side is “La reggae of
big
jazz trumpeter Chris Botti. Several of songs on “ A Son Guerra” have social
example messages,
darkly humoristic to
failures of system.
comment
uses a mixture of son, rap and
“La Guagua” guaracha on
Vámonos” is an upbeat merengue
“Apaga with
our social y
l y r i c s
lyrics the
with
pointed for
the de
featuring
singer’s dog famous
dedicated
featuring “Lola’s band
a musical
Calle,” rock- with
bit brings spirit u a l
romantic a n d
the
that in
importance of personal in tegrity. Ever
to
and a react ion encounter with people
The a
Bendicion,” taking
powerful message entitled “Arregla
los papeles.”
He in
album like “Caribbean Blues” as well as a t ribute
Dominican in
where the to
musical landscape he
describes popular keys. island’s small
“Cayo he
his native Republic Arena,”
paints a as of
one but English included on
songs this
joyful salsa Psalm al
Guerra’s wife years, Nora
romantic song inspiration
spiritual hymn “Son on a
Rey” album also to
scrut inize
the
to Dominican rhythms, Gu erra
“Bachata en Fukoka,” a
musical testimony his trip
his impressions of the country.
offers “Mi
103, and with
a
Vega, a called based
of
likely from 25
of Nippon
Japan to
faith ful in clu d e s
his the and
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