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Bobby Pulido
Llegaste a Mi Vida
Genres: International Music, Latin Music

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Pediré - Bobby Pulido, Muñoz, Mauro
2. Llegaste a Mi Vida - Bobby Pulido, Pulido, Bobby
3. Dime Qué Debo Hacer - Bobby Pulido, Munoz, Ricky [Intoc
4. Tal Vez - Bobby Pulido, Pulido, Bobby
5. Como Siempre Te Soñé - Bobby Pulido, Aguirre, Javier
6. Vente Conmigo - Bobby Pulido, Arroyo, Frank
7. Qué Más Te Puedo Dar - Bobby Pulido, Mendoza, Miguel Ang
8. Que Me Trague la Tierra - Bobby Pulido, Reyna, Pedro
9. Nunca Te Olvidaré - Bobby Pulido, Alanis, Eduardo
10. Donde Estés - Bobby Pulido, Perez, Marco Antoni
11. Estoy Sólo - Bobby Pulido, Mendoza, Miguel Ang
12. Ni un Minuto Mas - Bobby Pulido, Ramon, Humberto

CD Details

All Artists: Bobby Pulido
Title: Llegaste a Mi Vida
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Latin
Original Release Date: 9/23/1997
Release Date: 9/23/1997
Genres: International Music, Latin Music
Styles: Mexico, Latin Pop, Regional Mexican, Tejano
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 724385752223, 0724385752254, 724385752247, 724385752254

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CD Reviews

Eminently listenable ... very upbeat ...

10/18/1998

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I spent a week in Austin, TX last summer, and I became "hooked" on the Tejano music that was playing everywhere on my car radio. After returning home to Ithaca, NY I could not find any Tejano CDs, nor anyone familiar with the genre. So, using the Web, I went to work, soon discovering Bobby Pulido in the 1997 Tejano Music Awards. I ordered "Llegaste a mi Vida" blind, not knowing what I would be getting.I was not disappointed. What a treat! It is the essence of the popular Tejano genre. Highly danceable, the first band. Le Pedire, gets you up and going. All 12 bands are eminently listenable. Several of the songs originated in English and have been translated into Spanish. While that is Pulido's prerogative, I would have appreciated it had he retained the English and added the Tejano interpretation. Doing so would make his music more broadly appealing to the North American audience."Llegaste" is great for Tejano music lovers, and I recommed it highly."