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	JUAN LUIS GUERRA - LAS AVISPAS CON EL MISMO RITMO DE SIEMPRE...JUAN LUIS GUERRA View Video
	juan luis guerra --- ojala que llueva cafe Tropical music in his best....musica video merengue View Video
	El Costo de La Vida Music video...Juan Luis Guerra View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - Bachata Rosa DJ MARK US - BACHATA...juan luis guerra bachata rosa dj mark us View Video
	Estrellitas Y Duendes Juan Luis Guerra...Juan Luis Guerra View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra: Que Me Des Tu Cariño After a year of study in philosophy and literature at the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, he switched to the Conservatorio Nacional de Música where he finished his undergraduate study. Guerra was a great admirer at this time of the nueva canción, embodied by Pablo Milanés, Silvio Rodríguez and Facundo Cabral. After finishing his study at the Santo Domingo conservatory, Guerra went to the Berklee College of Music in Boston to study composition and arranging. After his return to the Dominican Republic, he released his first album, Soplando (1984) with a group of local musicians which subsequently became known as Juan Luis Guerra y 440. The 440 part of the band's name refers to the standard tuning "A=440." Two albums followed, Mudanza y Acarreo and Mientras más lo pienso ... tú. Although they saw little acclaim internationally, the band garnered some fame in their country, resulting in them being nominated to represent the Dominican Republic at the prestigious Festival OTI. Their next album, in 1989, brought them international fame. Ojalá que Llueva Cafe became a number one hit in many Latin American countries, with the hit song of the same name. Subsequently, a video of the hit song was filmed and Juan Luis Guerra and his 4-40 band began touring. (The song's fame was revived in 1996 with a cover by Café Tacuba). In 1990, they released their next album, Bachata Rosa, which also became a major hit, selling more than 5 million copies at that time, and allowing Guerra to keep touring Latin America, USA and Europe. This album contains memorable love songs such as "Burbujas de amor" and "Estrellitas y Duendes". Guerra became a controversial figure in the Dominican Republic after he released his next album, Areito. "Areito" (1992), featured the hit single "El costo de la vida," ("The Cost of Living") but the video version was banned in several countries. He protested against the poor conditions in many Latin American countries, the celebration of the "Americas' Discovery, (1492)" and the double standard policies of first world nations. ('Areito' is a Taino word for song and dance). That situation might have had something to do with his next album, Fogaraté (1995), where he stayed away from recording any protest songs. One of his most recent albums, Ni es lo Mismo ni es Igual (1998), garnered much critical acclaim. It won three Latin Grammys in 2000. In 2004, Guerra released his first new album in six years. Entitled "Para Ti", the album's songs are mostly religious in nature, reflecting Guerra's conversion to evangelical Christianity. With this album the singer won two awards at the 2005 Billboards in the categories of Gospel-Pop and Tropical-Merengue. In the same time, Guerra was honored with the Latino Special Award for the Music Academy of Spain for his contributions to the music of his country and the Caribbean in the last 20 years. View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - "Testimonio" "Testimonio" live by Juan Luis Guerra. Recorded in Chile....Juan Luis Guerra Testimonio Gospel Chile Santo Domingo Cristo View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra "La Llave De Mi Corazon" Music Video Juan Luis Guerra "La Llave De Mi Corazon" Music Video...Juan Luis Guerra La Llave De Mi Corazon Mambo Salsa View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - La Travesia Juan Luis Guerra - La Travesia LATIN (P) (C) 2007 Juan Luis Guerra under exclusive license to EMI Music Netherlands BV. All rights reserved. Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws. View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - La Hormiguita XxDJlokyxX...Juan Luis Guerra La Hormiguita View Video
	Juan luis Guerra - El Niagara En Bicicleta Best Of The Best...juan luis guerra niagara bicicleta rd View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - Burbujas de Amor Una bachata de JLG, un exitaso!!!...juan luis guerra bachata rosa romanence View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - Vivire :D...juan luis guerra vivire republica dominicana View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - Quisiera One Of my favorite new song of this men!!!...juan luis guerra quisiera rd View Video
	JUAN LUIS GUERRA CANTO POR EL SUR JUAN LUIS GUERRA, INTERPRETANDO "LA LLAVE DE MI CORAZON", EL 29 DE SEPTIEMBRE, ESTADO NACIONAL DE LIMA PERU, CON 40 MIL ALMAS COREANDO SUS CANCIONES....... GRACIAS JUAN LUIS POR ESA MUESTRA DE CARIÑO! View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra Para Ti...un buen video View Video
	JUAN LUIS GUERRA - BACHATA ROSA (VIDEO NO-OFICIAL) CON IMAGENES DE PLAYAS, DESIERTO Y AREAS BOSCOSAS...JUAN LUIS GUERRA 440 BACHATA ROSA View Video
	CUANDO TE BESO - Juan Luis Guerra La forma más poética de difinir el besar y ser besado... The most poetical form of the definition of to kiss and to be kissed... View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra: "La Llave De Mi Corazon" After a year of study in philosophy and literature at the Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo, he switched to the Conservatorio Nacional de Música where he finished his undergraduate study. Guerra was a great admirer at this time of the nueva canción, embodied by Pablo Milanés, Silvio Rodríguez and Facundo Cabral. After finishing his study at the Santo Domingo conservatory, Guerra went to the Berklee College of Music in Boston to study composition and arranging. After his return to the Dominican Republic, he released his first album, Soplando (1984) with a group of local musicians which subsequently became known as Juan Luis Guerra y 440. The 440 part of the band's name refers to the standard tuning "A=440." Two albums followed, Mudanza y Acarreo and Mientras más lo pienso ... tú. Although they saw little acclaim internationally, the band garnered some fame in their country, resulting in them being nominated to represent the Dominican Republic at the prestigious Festival OTI. Their next album, in 1989, brought them international fame. Ojalá que Llueva Cafe became a number one hit in many Latin American countries, with the hit song of the same name. Subsequently, a video of the hit song was filmed and Juan Luis Guerra and his 4-40 band began touring. (The song's fame was revived in 1996 with a cover by Café Tacuba). In 1990, they released their next album, Bachata Rosa, which also became a major hit, selling more than 5 million copies at that time, and allowing Guerra to keep touring Latin America, USA and Europe. This album contains memorable love songs such as "Burbujas de amor" and "Estrellitas y Duendes". Guerra became a controversial figure in the Dominican Republic after he released his next album, Areito. "Areito" (1992), featured the hit single "El costo de la vida," ("The Cost of Living") but the video version was banned in several countries. He protested against the poor conditions in many Latin American countries, the celebration of the "Americas' Discovery, (1492)" and the double standard policies of first world nations. ('Areito' is a Taino word for song and dance). That situation might have had something to do with his next album, Fogaraté (1995), where he stayed away from recording any protest songs. One of his most recent albums, Ni es lo Mismo ni es Igual (1998), garnered much critical acclaim. It won three Latin Grammys in 2000. In 2004, Guerra released his first new album in six years. Entitled "Para Ti", the album's songs are mostly religious in nature, reflecting Guerra's conversion to evangelical Christianity. With this album the singer won two awards at the 2005 Billboards in the categories of Gospel-Pop and Tropical-Merengue. In the same time, Guerra was honored with the Latino Special Award for the Music Academy of Spain for his contributions to the music of his country and the Caribbean in the last 20 years. View Video
	JUAN LUIS GUERRA - LA TRAVESIA el mejor video...JUAN LUIS GUERRA LA TRAVESIA View Video
	JUAN LUIS GUERRA - A PEDIR SU MANO Parodia juan luis guerra...juan luis guerra View Video
	Bendita Tu Luz - Maná y Juan Luis Guerra http://www.guatevideos.com Bendita tu luz, Maná y Juan Luis Guerra, Amar es Combatir. Bendita la luz, Bendita la luz de tu mirada, bendita la luz, bendita la luz de tu mirada desde el mar... View Video
	JUAN LUIS GUERRA - LA TRAVESIA el mejor video...JUAN LUIS GUERRA LA TRAVESIA View Video
	Juan Luis Guerra - Palomita Blanca http://www.todomusicaonline.com/...juan luis guerra palomita blanca bachata View Video

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