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2010 release from the Latin Hip Hop star. Armando is his first album in Spanish and promises to be one of the best albums of his career. Features 'Watagatpitusberry', 'Orguilo' and 'Maidito Alcohol'.
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4.7 out of 5 stars
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
I adore this album!
April 26 2011
By J. Dell'Era
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Format:Audio CD
When I hear a song I like on the radio--in this case "Bon, Bon"--I always listen to the rest of the album to see if I might want the whole thing. Many artists don't hold up past their radio singles, but this album made me fall in love with Pitbull!
From the very beginning, he strikes a playful and energetic tone that makes it virtually impossible not to dance. It's obvious he and his crew are having tremendous fun on every track. Pitbull's lyrics, mostly in Spanish, range from sexy (Tu Cuerpo) to loony (Watagatapitusberry) to political (Orgullo), and half the fun--at least for a California girl like me--is deciphering his Cuban accent. There are a couple great cover songs, too: "Mujeres," a play on the Beastie Boys' "Girls," and an updated "Guantanamera".
The album flows smoothly from one song to the next, and I often find myself listening through it more than once while dancing, cooking, or even cleaning my house! I highly recommend it to anyone.
From the very beginning, he strikes a playful and energetic tone that makes it virtually impossible not to dance. It's obvious he and his crew are having tremendous fun on every track. Pitbull's lyrics, mostly in Spanish, range from sexy (Tu Cuerpo) to loony (Watagatapitusberry) to political (Orgullo), and half the fun--at least for a California girl like me--is deciphering his Cuban accent. There are a couple great cover songs, too: "Mujeres," a play on the Beastie Boys' "Girls," and an updated "Guantanamera".
The album flows smoothly from one song to the next, and I often find myself listening through it more than once while dancing, cooking, or even cleaning my house! I highly recommend it to anyone.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great CD!
Feb 4 2011
By Tonia
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I was really excited when Pitbull decided to do an "all Spanish" CD. His music is great and always gets me in a great mood! If you like Pitbull's previous CD's, you will like this one.
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Expected more
Dec 4 2010
By Tee
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I love Pitbull, from his first album until his last. So when I knew he was making an all Spanish album I was so excited. When I bought the album I was really disappointed. I truly was expecting sooo much more. Besides about 4 songs, I thought he could've done better. He is truly talented but I didn't feel that in this project. I should've downloaded the songs I liked and saved money. I hope his next spanish project he shines better.
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