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| Tribute to Quintanilla’s sister, Selena, featuring the brand-new Don't Cry Mama, Baila esta Cumbia, I Could Fall In Love, more. |
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| 1 Baila Esta Kumbia |
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| 2 I Could Fall in Love [Kumbia][Version] |
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| 3 Don't Cry Mama |
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| 4 No Tengo Dinero [Album Versión][Version] |
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| 5 Reggae Kumbia |
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| 6 Mi Gente |
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| 7 Fuiste Mala |
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| 8 Llévame Al Cielo |
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| 9 Together |
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| 10 Azúcar |
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Album Review
The All Star cast on Duetos, both with us today and from beyond the grave, make this 2005 release from the Grammy nominated trend setting Kumbia Kings required listening. Spearheading the movement to merge urban music with the traditional Latino styles, giving voice to their ever-growing bi-lingual and bi-cultural generation, Los Kumbia Kings collaborate with an amazing selection of some of the most cutting edge Latino artists in the world.
Seeming from the very first track to be a post-mortem love letter to Tejano superstar Selena, almost half of the cuts are either re-produced duets with the murdered vocalist, or begin with a dedication in her name. No surprise, considering that Los Kumbia Kings owe their widespread success in no small part to producer and brother to the deceased, A.B. Quintanilla, who has his hand in every track.
With such widely varying contributors as Ozomatli, Sheila E., El Gran Silencio, Intocable and Fito Olivares, to name a few, Duetos offers a new texture to savor around every corner. The variety makes this an easy listen. For all interested in the inevitable new direction of both Urban and Latin music, Los Kumbia Kings and A.B. Quintanilla offer clear vision for what is to come. Duetos is required listening for both camps. ~ Evan C. Gutierrez, All Music Guide
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• Biography
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Other albums by: A.B. Quintanilla III Presents Los Kumbia Kings |
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