Search - Luis Miguel :: Segundo Romance

Great music, no matter what language you speak

06/22/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I have to say this is one of my favorite CD's, and I don't even speak Spanish. Each song is beautifully orchestrated, and Luis Miguel sings with such warmth and confidence. In fact, his voice was the first thing I noticed, and this CD of ballads really highlight his talent. If you like to sit in front of your fireplace with the one you love, you can't go wrong with this one."

So smooth and romantic

Alejandra Vernon | Long Beach, California | 08/14/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This great collection of ballads is the second in the "Romance" series, and is performed impeccably by Luis Miguel, who many consider to be the # 1 singer in Latin music today.The arrangements are lush and lovely, though perhaps because of the absence of producer/arranger/pianist extraordinaire Bebu Silvetti, doesn't have quite the luster of the 1st and 3rd in the series, which he brought his distinctive magic to...nevertheless, it's a delight hearing these songs so beautifully done, some from years gone by like the incredibly melodic "Historia de un Amor". Other favorites include "Sin Ti", and "El Dia que me Quieras" which includes a nifty bandoneón solo (by Jorge Travisano).I recommend getting this as part of the 3 disc set, "Todos los Romances". # 3, "Romances", is one of my top 10 favorite Latin music CDs, a classic I never tire of, and # 1 includes the amazing "Te Extraño"...each disc the perfect music for reverie and romance, and an example of that rare thing called "excellence"."

Grammy Win ner!

Alejandra Vernon | 04/03/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"It's easy to understand why this 2nd CD in his Bolero Triligy won Luis Miguel his 3rd Grammy in 1995 and assisted in his being named Best Latin Artist of the Year in 1995 by The World Music Association. His perfect voice alone would sell this album. . .but wait, feel the music (especially the bolero tunes), let the words of these romantic ballads fill your mind - causing your heart to sing - your lips will soon follow for who can resist this Latin King?"