Las Palomas - Dos Palomas Al Volar

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Dos Palomas Al Volar by Las Palomas: A Bolero Blast from '86 That Still Kicks Let’s get one thing straight—this album ain’t for the faint of heart. Dos Palomas Al Volar slaps you in the face with its unapologetic Latin soul, dripping with the kind of Bolero heat that makes you wanna grab someone close and spin ‘em around your kitchen floor. Released back in ’86 under Discos CBS International, this US-born gem is a time capsule of raw emotion, passion, and just enough grit to keep it real. First off, let’s talk about “Dos Palomas Al Volar,” the title track. It’s got that slow-burn vibe that sneaks up on ya like a tequila shot hitting your bloodstream. The vocals? Damn near hypnotic. You can hear every ounce of longing in those harmonies—it’s like they’re singing directly to your broken-ass heart. This tune sticks because it doesn’t try too hard; it just lets the melody do the heavy lifting. No frills, no gimmicks, just pure Bolero gold. If you don’t feel something when this plays, check your pulse—you might be dead inside. Then there’s “Chaparrita De Ojos Negros.” Holy crap, this one hits different. It’s playful but packs a punch, like flirting at a bar where everyone speaks their mind. The rhythm grabs you by the collar and pulls you into its world. I swear, the guitar work here feels like sunlight breaking through clouds after a storm. And the lyrics? Straight fire. They paint pictures so vivid you’ll start wondering if Chaparrita was an actual girl or just some mythical love interest dreamed up by drunk poets. Either way, she sounds like my type. The rest of the tracks aren’t slouches either. “La Puntada” has that sly swagger, while “Mananitas Guadalupanas” brings the spiritual vibes without getting preachy. Even the wild card “La Mula Bronca” throws down some unexpected country twang mixed with Bolero smoothness. Yeah, it shouldn’t work—but somehow, it does. But here’s the kicker: listening to this album in 2023 feels almost rebellious. Like, how did something this authentic slip through the cracks of mainstream music history? These days, everything’s auto-tuned to oblivion, but Dos Palomas Al Volar reminds us what happens when talent meets zero fucks given. So yeah, go ahead and stream it—or better yet, hunt down a vinyl copy if you can. Just don’t blame me if you end up crying over past loves or dancing alone in your living room. Oh, and hey—if anyone asks why you’re blasting Boleros from 1986, tell ‘em Las Palomas taught you how to fly. Or maybe peck somebody’s eyes out. Who knows with these birds.

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Artist: Las Palomas
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
La Puntada4:05
Mananitas Guadalupanas3:00
La Interesada2:24
Chaparrita De Ojos Negros2:20
Un Mar De Vino2:55
Mil Punaladas2:34
La Mula Bronca2:38
Dos Palomas Al Volar3:06
No Andaras A Pie2:20
Mi Chata2:12

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Catalog Numbers

DBL-20766

Labels

Discos CBS International

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Formats

  • Vinyl
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About Las Palomas

Mexican vocal duo (also known as Dueto Las Palomas) from Aguascalientes, formed by the Elvira and Carolina González

Name Vars

  • Dueto Las Palomas
  • Las Palomas (Carolina Y Elvira)
  • Las Palomas (Elvira Y Carolina Gonzalez)

Members

  • Carolina González
  • Elvira González

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Dos Palomas Al Volar* by Las Palomas is a hidden gem from 1986. It blends the timeless elegance of bolero with a touch of Latin soul. One standout track, *Un Mar De Vino*, feels like a warm hug wrapped in melody. What makes it even more special? It came out on Discos CBS International, a label known for amplifying Latin voices in the U.S. Not your typical release, this album carries stories and rhythms that still resonate today.