This is the fourth album of Azucar Negra, with the record label EGREM. This Album combines variety of genres and styles such as: the bachata, merengue, the reggueton, the son, and of course salsa and timba.

CD Tracks
1.-Exceso de equipaje
2.-Con un canto en el pecho
3.-Identidad
4.-Estrés
5.-Y dale Juana
6.-Mi barrio
7.-Que pasa con las mujeres
8.-Preguntale a ella
9.-Cola loka
10.-Se despertó el león
11.-No vale la pena
12.-Vitamina C
13.-Vive el verano

DVD Tracks
1. Vitamina C
2. Vive El Verano
3. Exceso De Equipaje
4. Esteres
5. Identidad
6. Con Un Canto En El Pecho
7. Galeria De Fotos

You can listen the new album at Azucar Negra myspace site or buy the Album from Prodland Inc

Their second CD, Sin mirar atrás, was released in early 2004. All of Azúcar Negra’s material is written by Limonta, who also wrote four huge hits for Charanga Habanera and two for Issac Delgado. Juan Carlos González said of Limonta — “He’s not a trained musician, but every song he brought in had some kind of special magic and became a huge hit”. In the years prior to the release of Andar andando, Azúcar Negra, like many Cuban bands, had a string of radio hits. The bands record relatively inexpensive demos and release them to Radio Taíno and other stations. In some cases, such as Paulito’s “La Última Bala”, the demo winds up being better than the recorded version because of personnel changes. In other cases, great songs are released as demos and then never officially released.

Two of Timba’s greatest tracks fall into this category: Paulito’s “Laura” and Azúcar Negra’s “Almas disfrazadas”. Azúcar Negra is an extremely well-rehearsed band whose live show is full of interesting medleys and segues. They’re definitely a thrill to see live. They only have the two albums, but they’re so packed with great music that we count them among the upper echelon of Timba bands, especially considering the past accomplishments of Limonta.

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