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Un Poquito de ToArtist: Paulito F.G.
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| # | Name | Play | Time | Info |
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| 01 | Un Poquito de To | 4:34 | Cristobal Verdecia bajo | |
| 02 | El Punto | 4:24 | Jose Antonio Montes piano | |
| 03 | Admiradora | 5:40 | Ángel Martínez teclados | |
| 04 | Pasta con Tostones | 4:50 | Yanel Yanes congas | |
| 05 | Confio en Ti | 5:15 | Tomás Ramos Ortiz güiro y maracas | |
| 06 | Te Bote | 4:52 | Armando Arce percusión | |
| 07 | Jura | 5:33 | Alexander Abreu trompeta | |
| 08 | Cleopatra | 5:37 | Amauri Pérez, Susanny Noriega trombón, coro | |
| 09 | Fue El | 5:07 | Juan Manuel Ceruto saxo | |
| 10 | Su Libertad | 5:30 | Ana Alaida, José Gómez Coros | |
| 11 | Admiradora REMIX | 4:25 | dance teachers you really want this track |
Literally translated to "A Little Bit of Everything", this super danceable release showcases Paulito's voice in songs that mix timba with salsa, reggaeton, urban music and latin pop. Timba fans of classic Paulito don't need to worry. The bonus track -a remix of "Admiradora"- is the PERFECT track to teach Cuban rueda (dance).
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If you teach Cuban dance styles the bonus track Admiradora REMIX is PERFECT for your classes. It has all the sections of a standard timba song -verse, coro, mambo, despelote- without the vocals so you can actually play it loud while you talk over it and give instructions. Check it out becuase you won;t be disappointed. It is sure to become the "stock" track you will always rely on. In addition, this specific version, the one included in this download, has been enhanced for optimum audio quality.
Geared toward commercial radio, "Un Poquito de Tó" is a combination of Paulito's incredible timba with urban music styles. The album includes: El Punto, a collaboration with rapper Yami Manzano, Cleopatra a collaboration with rapper Michel Elías, Te Boté a collaboration with rapper Roldán Rivero González of ORISHAS, Confío en tí which is straight up salsa romantica and also Pasta Con Tostones, a nod to his Italian fans (fried plantains with spaghetti...mmmm....it's actually pretty good).
