Various - Las 100 Canciones Mas Bailables De Colombia 2

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Review by April Dabel

Shake It Like It’s 1991: A Look at "Las 100 Canciones Mas Bailables De Colombia 2" Alright, let’s get one thing straight—this album is basically a time machine to the golden era of Colombian vibes, wrapped up in a shiny Spanish import bow. Released way back in '91 by Sonolux (yes, from Spain), this compilation screams “party” louder than your abuela yelling at you to clean your room. With genres like Latin and Pop, and styles bouncing between Ballads, Conjunto, and Vallenato, it’s got more flavor than a street food festival in Cartagena. Now, before we dive too deep, let’s talk tracks. You’ve got bangers like “El Gallo Tuerto,” which—I mean, come on—isn’t that title alone worth a dance? The song has this saucy accordion riff that grabs you by the hips and doesn’t let go until you’re sweating through your shirt. I swear, every time I hear it, I’m transported to some imaginary countryside fiesta where chickens are clucking rhythmically and uncles are busting out moves older than the songs themselves. Then there’s “La Estereofonica.” Oh man, this one sticks with me because it’s so smooth it feels illegal. It's got that slow-burn charm, perfect for when you’re trying to impress someone but also don’t wanna seem too eager. Think of it as the musical equivalent of leaning casually against a wall while smirking. Bonus points if you can resist humming along after just one listen—you won’t. Of course, the album isn’t all hits. Some tracks feel like filler, like they were thrown in during a coffee break. But hey, even those moments have their charm. Tracks like “Ligia” or “La Pollera Colora” might not knock your socks off, but they’ll definitely keep the energy alive at a family barbecue. And honestly, who doesn’t love an album that doubles as background noise for tamales? One thing I gotta say, though: whoever curated this playlist clearly had stamina in mind. With over 100 tracks (yeah, you read that right), it’s less of an album and more of a lifestyle commitment. Listening to the whole thing feels like running a marathon—but instead of water stops, you get accordions and heartfelt ballads about lost loves named Alicia. Speaking of which, both “Alicia Adorada” AND “Alicia La Flaca” made the cut. Poor Alicia must’ve been quite the heartbreaker back in the day. So yeah, “Las 100 Canciones Mas Bailables De Colombia 2” may not reinvent the wheel, but it sure knows how to spin it. It’s messy, chaotic, and occasionally repetitive, kinda like life itself. If anything, it reminds us that music doesn’t need to be polished to perfection to make you move—it just needs soul. And now for my hot take: This album would probably pair surprisingly well with modern EDM drops. Someone call Calvin Harris; he’d thank me later.

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Artist: Various
Album: Las 100 Canciones Mas Bailables De Colombia 2

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Gracias A Dios
Monteria Moderno
La Estereofonica
La Historia
Tito Noguera
Quiero Amanecer
Taganga
Alicia La Flaca
Mi Buena Aventura
La Vaca Vieja
Cero 39
La Pollera Colora
Las Pilanderas
La Cinta Verde
Que Vivan Los Novios
El Gallo Tuerto
Ligia
Dice Que La Quiere
Ay Cosita Linda
Alicia Adorada

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Catalog Numbers

CD - 0103

Labels

Sonolux

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Formats

  • CD
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  • Matrix / Runout: DISQUE AMERIC
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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Las 100 Canciones Más Bailables De Colombia 2* isn’t actually from Colombia—it was released in Spain in 1991. It’s a vibrant mix of Latin and Pop genres, featuring styles like Vallenato and Ballads. Tracks like *"El Gallo Tuerto"* and *"La Pollera Colora"* bring the energy, while others like *"Alicia Adorada"* add heartfelt emotion. It’s wild how this Spanish release captures so much Colombian flavor, proving music knows no borders.