The Last Don: Live

0. DISC 1:
1. Opening "The Immigrant"
2. Dale Don Dale
3. Tu Te Estas Calentando
4. Desde que Llego
5. Ven Sueltate
6. Medley de Exitos
7. Mi Manera/My Way, A
8. Medley de Salsa
9. Suelta Como Gabete
10. Gata Suelta
11. Morena
12. Amor de Colegio
13. Mirame
14. De Nina Te Hice Mi Mujer
0. DISC 2:
1. Quien la Vio Llorar
2. Aunque Te Fuiste
3. Intocable
4. Entre Tu y Yo
5. Provocandome
6. Guayaquil
7. Dile
8. Asi Soy
9. Pobre Diabla
10. Carta a un Amigo
11. Carta a un Amigo - (salsa version)
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 450 618
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A streetwise mix of salsa, dancehall reggae, and hip-hop, reggaeton has been taking Puerto Rico by storm since the 1990s. With its gritty, urban lyrics and rap delivery, it's tailor-made for sweaty dance clubs in any hemisphere. Though he's only one of several major exponents of the genre, Don Omar has carved out quite a reputation for himself in a short time with his Latin-tinged take on conventional rap subjects, set to an irresistible rhythm. This double-disc live album is both typically explosive and surprisingly subtle, with Puerto Rican-style rap taking its place next to both the accordion-based "The Immigrant" (AKA the theme from THE GODFATHER) and a big-band version of "My Way." While Don Omar's sound may be unfamiliar to American ears, when heard together with a Latin big band in full flight, the insistent rhythms of reggaeton, and an ecstatic crowd, the effect is spectacular.