Regresó el Jefe
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| Released | June 5, 2007 | |||
| Genre | Merengue | |||
| Label | Machete Music | |||
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Regresó el Jefe (in English, The Boss Has Returned) is the sixth studio album by Elvis Crespo that was released to the public on June 5, 2007.[1] It is Crespo's first album in three years.
The album features special appearances by fellow
Giselle, and Dominican singers Los Hermanos Rosario. Also, the first single - "La Foto se me Borró" - features the vocals of a new merengue group produced by Crespo called Zone D'Tambora
.
The song "Échate Pa'Cá" was the song that Puerto Rican group Grupo Manía (Crespo's previous group) popularized after Crespo briefly rejoined the group for a tour entitled The Originals.
Track listing
All songs written by E. Crespo, except where noted.
- "20 Aky"
- "La Foto Se Me Borró"(E. Crespo, Zone D' Tambora)
- "Con el Tiempo y un Ganchito"
- "Bambaribiri"(E. Crespo, ñejo)
- "Llore y Llore"
- "Tala Tala"
- "Mi Fracaso"
- "Los Caminos de la Vida" (E. Crespo, Los Hermanos Rosario)
- "Ito Ito Bonito"
- "Te Veo Triste" (E. Crespo, Gisselle)
- "Así Es La Vida"
- "Échate Pa'Cá" (E. Crespo, Grupo Manía)
- "La Foto Se Me Borró" (Bachata Mix)(E. Crespo, Zone D' Tambora)
References
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