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Collector notes for a US CD FLAC rip:
"Flavor of the Latin" is an expertly curated blend of traditional Latin styles, such as salsa and merengue, with modern pop and R&B sensibilities. The album's sound is characterized by lush instrumentation, infectious rhythms, and Lisa M's emotive, expressive vocals. From the opening tracks, it is clear that Lisa M is not only a talented singer but also a gifted songwriter, able to craft songs that are both catchy and meaningful. Lisa M - Flavor Of The Latin -1991- US CD FLAC ...
The album opens with a scratching intro over a loop of Bob James’s "Nautilus" (a hip-hop staple) layered with a montuno piano riff. Lisa M. enters with a cadence that owes as much to Salt-N-Pepa as it does to a salsa street vendor shouting out specials. Her Spanish is streetwise, full of Lunfardo and Nuyorican slang. "No soy una muñeca / soy la que te da la pesadilla" (I’m not a doll / I’m the one who gives you nightmares). The track is a mission statement: Latin identity is not a costume; it’s a weapon. (if any) Collector notes for a US CD