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Te Quiero
Flex
Te Quiero
Genres: International Music, Latin Music
 
  •  Track Listings (15) - Disc #1

The newest face of Latin rhythmic music comes with several twists: He hails from Panama, not Puerto Rico; calls his style romantic reggae, not reggaetón; and in Mexico, where his success has given him entry to the U.S...  more »

     
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All Artists: Flex
Title: Te Quiero
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Latin
Original Release Date: 1/1/2008
Re-Release Date: 1/15/2008
Genres: International Music, Latin Music
Styles: Reggae, Latin Pop, Urban, Reggaeton
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 400000003450, 5099951522124, 719283921000, 5099922709196

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The newest face of Latin rhythmic music comes with several twists: He hails from Panama, not Puerto Rico; calls his style romantic reggae, not reggaetón; and in Mexico, where his success has given him entry to the U.S. market, he calls himself Flex. Flex says of his album Te Quiero, "It's a fusion of reggae music in Spanish with ballad lyrics." 27-year-old Felix Danilo Gomez, counts Panamanian reggae pioneer El General as a major influence. Flex's sound has great success in translating to an American audience, given the success of romantic reggaetóneros like Rakim & Ken-Y and Casa de Leones. Espanol: La nueva cara de la música latina rítmica viene con varios giros: Él proviene de Panamá, Puerto Rico no; llama a su estilo de reggae romántico, no reggaetón, y en Mexico, donde su éxito le ha dado entrada a los EE.UU. de mercado, que él llama a sí mismo Flex . Flex dice de su álbum Te Quiero, "Es una fusión de música reggae en español balada con letra". 27-años de edad, Félix Danilo Gómez, cuenta pionero reggae panameño El General, como una gran influencia. Flex de sonido tiene un gran éxito en la traducción a una audiencia de América, habida cuenta del éxito de reggaetóneros como romántico Rakim & Ken-Y y la Casa de Leones.
 

CD Reviews

Greatest hits album remember that!
Franklin D. Brands | Portland OR | 02/27/2008
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Basically the best song on the album is numero uno Te Quiero. This is a timeless song. He sings from the heart which is Flexs strength. Flexs voice may not be exceptional on this album at times but he makes it up with his charisma and passion for the music. Other exceptional songs are sin tu amor si no te tengo gritarle y luna! Look for his latest songs online Te Dejare and Por Ti Baby with Kumbia All Starz which are very good! Panama forever"
No me gusta mucho
J. Balsamo | 11/21/2008
(2 out of 5 stars)

"Samples on Amazon were pretty good but his voice on the CD sounds like it is going to crack. Some songs actually sound like a joke. Like some bad movie that puts a guy on stage in a kareoki bar. Honestly, Out of the 40 to 40 Latin cd's I've bought over the past year or so, this guy has the absolute worst voice. I'm hoping I will enjoy it more over time but so far it is painful to listen to."
Hmmm
Ebony L. Coe | DC & RVA | 03/17/2008
(4 out of 5 stars)

"Smart move by his label not to use N-gga as his moniker here in the states.... it wouldn't fly. I've heard the album but don't own it.... I liked Luna, Te Quiero, Escapate(hot) most. Didn't like Gritarle or Dejala. Album is a decent listen."