Best of Julio Jaramillo

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Digitally Remastered Double CD Collection of Jaramillo's 33 Greatest Hits. The Ecuadoran Born Singer Began his Triumphant Career in 1955 When He Recorded his First Bolero, "te Odio Y Te Quiero", which was Originally a Tango. Practically all his Recordings were Inspired by the Romantic Waltz and the "Pasillo" which He Interpreted Affectionately. He Traveled all Over South America Until He Settled in Venezuela. The Number of Songs Recorded by this Popular Idol Has Never Been Exactly Defined Because He Always Recorded in the Countries He Visited, but it is Estimated that They were Roughly 600. Unfortunately, his Bohemian Lifestyle Took It's Toll and He Succumbed While in his Native Guayaquil on February 10th, 1978, a Victim of a Liver Cancer.

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Best of Julio Jaramillo Julio Jaramillo Manufacturer: Yoyo Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Bolero | Latin Music | Styles | Music Corridos | Latin Music | Styles | Music Ranchera | Latin Music | Styles | Music Mexico | International | Styles | Music Latin Music | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Joyas de la Musica: 30 Exitos Julio Jaramillo and Grandes Trios En Tiempo de Bolero ASIN: B0006ZLEWM Release Date: 2005-04-26

Tracks:

1. Disco Mas
2. No Creas Que Te Culpo
3. Que No Te Cuenten Cuentos
4. Cuando La Besas Tu
5. Navidad Sin Ella
6. Yo Vivo Mi Vida
7. Enigma
8. Vida Mia
9. Rosa de Otono
10. Penas Pasadas
11. Tus Ojos Me Diran
12. Descorazonada
13. Nuestro Juramento
14. Faralidad
15. Flores Negras
16. Me Duele el Corazon
17. Llora Corazon
18. Quema Mis Labios

Album Details

Digitally Remastered Double CD Collection of Jaramillo's 33 Greatest Hits. The Ecuadoran Born Singer Began his Triumphant Career in 1955 When He Recorded his First Bolero, "te Odio Y Te Quiero", which was Originally a Tango. Practically all his Recordings were Inspired by the Romantic Waltz and the "Pasillo" which He Interpreted Affectionately. He Traveled all Over South America Until He Settled in Venezuela. The Number of Songs Recorded by this Popular Idol Has Never Been Exactly Defined Because He Always Recorded in the Countries He Visited, but it is Estimated that They were Roughly 600. Unfortunately, his Bohemian Lifestyle Took It's Toll and He Succumbed While in his Native Guayaquil on February 10th, 1978, a Victim of a Liver Cancer.

Customer Reviews:

Best of Julio Jaramillo.......2007-07-15

This is the music I heard whilst sipping coffe outside a cafe on The Lido looking out to the Adriatic Sea in Italy. It was magical. I love this sound and that feeling is re-lived every time I play the C.D. The relaxed style of Julio's music is very romantic and transports me to another place.

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1. Between Two Seas (Entre Dos Mares)
2. Canciones Infantiles
3. Con La Motivacion
4. Crepusculo
5. Cuentos De La Cripta, Vol. 4 [Import]
6. Diez
7. Disco de Oro
8. Don Dinero and the Revolu All Stars [Explicit Lyrics]
9. En Fa Menor [Import]
10. Este Es [Import]

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