Top 10 bachata songs?

. Obsesion - Aventura
2. Burbujas de Amor - Juan Luis Guerra
3. No es una Novela - Monchy & Alexandra
4. Llora Alma Mia - Yoskar Sarante
5. Hermanita - Aventura
6. Perdidos - Monchy & Alexandra
7. Princesa - Frank Reyes
8. Mi Nina - Los Toros Band
9. El Alcohol - Frank Reyes
10. Mi Corazoncito – Aventura

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1. Joey Pastrana- Rumbón Melón

2. Chivirico Dávila- Rico Guaguanco
3. Frankie Morales- Nieve con Sal
4. Gilberto Santa Rosa- Perdoname
5. Joe Arroyo- Yamulemau

Bachata songs

Hector Acosta - "Me Voy"

Hector Acosta left the popular Los Toros Band in 2006 to form his own orchestra, a move
that gained him an even larger following. The first album of this venture, 2006's Sigo Siendo
Yo, generated the fan favorites "Me Voy" and "Primavera Azul." "Me Voy" featuring
Anthony "Romeo' Santos from Aventura, also appeared on 2008's Mitad Mitad.
2. Einllo - "Te Buscaria"

Einllo is a Dominican/Puerto Rican singer, currently from New York via New Jersey. He's
primarily a salsa singer although this bachata appeared on his debut album, Eternamente.
3. Aventura - "Mi Corazoncito"

Currently the biggest name in urban bachata, Aventura has had over 20 hits emerge from
their six studio albums. "Mi Corazoncito" was the big winner during the 2008 awards season
takng home 'best song' at Premio Lo Nuestro, Billboard Latin Music and ASCAP Latin Music
awards.
4. Yoskar Sarante - "No Tengo Suerte En El Amor"

A well-known name among bachateros, Yoskar Sarante is involved with nueva bachata,
sometimes called 'bachateo' which is a mix of reggaeton and bachata. Whether a track is
Dominican reggaeton, bachata or bachateo, the themes are almost always romantic.
5. Angel Y Khriz - "Carita De Angel" (Version Bachata)

Although Angel & Khriz are billed as a reggaeton duo from the Luny Tunes stable of artists,
their reggaeton is from the Dominican Republic which means there's lots of musical mixture
with other music from their home island and they often perform the same tune in different
styles. This is the bachata version of "Carita de Angel."
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6. Monchy & Alexandra - "No Es Una Novela"

Dominican Monchy & Alexandra have almost single-handedly (or double-handedly) brought
bachata to the top of the charts -- well, at least they were the first because Aventura has taken
over the #1 spot. There were a lot of disappointed fans when the duo broke up in 2008. "No
Es Una Novela" is arguably their biggest hit but it just never seems to get old, no matter how
often its played on the airwaves.
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7. Alex Bueno - "Agarrense de las Manos"

Dominican singer/guitarist Alex Bueno has been recording Dominican music since 1979.
He's fought personal demons and drug problems during some of those years but his voice and
music remain pure and popular.
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8. Daniel Moncion - "Decidi"

The songs of Daniel Moncion have been performed by some of the most popular bachateros
icluding Frank Reyes, Monchy & Alexandra and Alex Bueno. "Culpable" was the big hit
from Moncion's sophmore album Decidi but I like this one better.
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9. Erick Escobar - "Secreto de Amor"

"Secreto de Amor" is a ballad that was originally written by Joan Sebastian. It lends itself
well to the bachata format and is sung here by Erick Escobar.
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10. Domenic Marte - "Yo Me Equivoca"

Another Dominican/Puerto Rican musician from the East Coast (Lawrence, MA), Dominic
Marte composes much of his own music. His 2004 debut album Intimamente earned him an
"Artist of the Year' nomination at both the 2005 Premio Lo Nuestro and Billboard Latin
Music awards.

Sexy Spanish songs

Eddie Gonzalez - Botoncito de carino

Eddie Gonzalez - I'm the one for you, your the one for me
Bobby Pulido - Ojala te animes
Bobby Pulido - Llegaste a mi vida
David Marez - Carino mio
Emilio Navaira - La rama de mesquite
Emilio Navaira - Juntos (slow but very good)
Jay Perez - I wanna know your name
Jay Perez - Suavecito
Jay Perez - Senorita tequila
La Mafia - Toma mi amor

Best of salsa
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1. "No Me Hace Falta" - Victor Manuelle
Victor Manuelle is one of Puerto Rico's great soneros; I love most of his albums,
but Travesia remains my favorite. This is a great song to start off the list.

From Travesia.
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2. "Sin Sentimientos" - Grupo Niche

Irresistable salsa from the coasts of Colombia by Grupo Niche.

From Una Aventura..La Historia

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3. "Te Regalare" - NG2

Just to prove that younger artists are still into salsa, here's a great dance number
from Puerto Rico's NG2.

From Comienzos
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4. "Corazon" - Gilberto Santa Rosa

Is there anyone more popular than Gilberto Santa Rosa when it comes to salsa
romantica? I don't think so!

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5. "Hijo De Los Rumberos" - La Excelencia

La Excelencia is one of the great NYC salsa dura bands and if you don't get up
and dance listening to this number, you might check your pulse.

From Salsa Con Conciencia

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6. "Caridad" - Gloria Estefan

Gloria Estefan is alwasy good for a hot number and "Caridad" is one of the
hottest.

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7. "Se Te Mira" - Grupo Fantasma

You don't normally look for salsa from a Texas band, but Austin's Grupo
Fantasma doesn't fit into any musical mold. This number features their jazzy, big
band sound and fuses it with something extra.

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8. "Como Tiembla El Alma" - El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico
El Gran Combo is probably the most famous salsa band in the world. You'll know
why when you start moving to this number from their Latin Grammy winning
album.

From Arroz Con Habichuela

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9. "Toro Mata" - DLG

DLG is back after a decade long hiatus with a new lead singer and a salsa version
of this Peruvian folk song made famous by Celia Cruz.

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10. "I Love Salsa" - n'klabe

You probably love salsa too and Puerto Rico's n'klabe's shows you why salsa will
never die.

From I Love Salsa!