Charly Covers

14/12/2023

24/11/2023

"The blue song "Qué Lío", written by Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón and Joe Cuba, portrays the story of Ramon Puntilla who discusses his dilemma with his mom. He is sad because he has fallen in love with Mariana, who happens to be the girlfriend of his best friend. Hence, he hates all those who are happily in love and enjoying their own lives.

Many fans, after listening to Héctor Lavoe's anguished tale immediately made reference to his personal tragic life story; as portrayed by Marc Anthony in the movie "El Cantante," and shed tears for him. The song opens up with a relaxed rhythmical Guajira overtone. Héctor then enters and sings about the sadness experienced by Ramon Puntilla as he pours his heart out to his mom.

From Willie Colón's 1968 release "The Hustler" album and the 1972 "Crime Pays" release Willie Colón and Héctor Lavoe entertain their fans with profound material. The recording includes excellent performances by Markolino Diamond, Nicky Marrero, Joe Santiago and Hector Andrade. Willie displays his trombonic technique with a nice solo as well.

The "Crime Pays" album includes many of Willie's biggest hits - "Che Che Colé," "Guisando," "El Malo," "Juana Peña," and "Jazzy" - from the late '60s and early '70s. The Colón and Lavoe gangster-style cover earns extra bonus points for its stylishness."– written by Bobby Marin

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Reencuentro MX La Orchestra

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