Music | No Vuelve

by Aleida FernandezMarch 17, 2016March 15, 2016

Those looking to shake their hips need look no further than “No Vuelve,” the first single off of Yunel Cruz’s upcoming album, Divina Voluntad.

Unlike “Ay Amiga,” his last hit from 2010, “No Vuelve” is a return to his dance music roots. Influenced by salsa legends Miles Peña and Frankie Negron, the Dominican’s mix of traditional bachata — a style of social dance in the Dominican Republic — and urban rhythms is certainly evident in his latest single.

When “No Vuelve” comes on over the radio, you can try to stay put, but that doesn’t mean you’ll succeed.

Test yourself by checking it out now, and be sure to follow Latin é for the latest in Latino Entertainment.

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Aleida Fernandez

Aleida Fernandez is a recent graduate from Whitman College where she studied history and music. She was an active member of the student newspaper, The Pioneer, and during her senior year, was the Publisher of the organization. More recently, she interned at The Smithsonian as a research assistant and at Federal Computer Week, a federal IT magazine. Aleida currently works at the American Institutes for Research as an Editorial Assistant.

Music | No Vuelve

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