Famous Songs By Carlos Vives

When it comes to pop music, there are many great ballads by Carlos Vives. His most popular songs include “Fruta Fresca”, “Alambre”, “No Podras Escapar de Mi” and “Fruta Fresca”. Each of these songs is a great example of Carlos Vives’ diverse musical influences. Whether you’re into cumbia, Vallenato, or pop, he can make a song that works for your taste.

In 1993, “Clasicos de la Provincia”, one of his most popular albums, was also one of his best. This album combines Colombian vallenato and rock influences. The result was a hit in Colombia and throughout Latin America. Many of Colombia’s music royalty were featured on the album. Many people are familiar with his song “Let Me in”, which won the 2002 Grammy Award as Best Tropical Album. This song was also nominated to a Latin Grammy.

“Nota de Amor,” featuring Wisin and Daddy Yankee, is another popular song by Carlos Vives. This song is a beautiful, soulful love song about finding the one you love. It’s no surprise that the song reached the top of the charts in Colombia and Spain. Carlos Vives’ ninth number-one single, “Nota de Amor”, was chart-topper during its run.

The singer, songwriter, and actor Carlos Vives is renowned for interpreting vallenato music. His 1995 album, Clasicos de La Provincia, topped the Latin Grammys and went triple platinum in Latin America. The album has since gone on to sell 1.5 million copies and earn him the Latin Music Award. His seventh album Tierra del Olvido, which was certified platinum, saw him gain more popularity in America. It also topped the Billboard Tropical Albums charts.

Carlos Vives’ “La Bicicleta”, by Carlos Vives, is the most-loved song. It was the lead single from Ricky Martin’s album Cumbiana which was released May 27, 2017. The song was directed by Jaume de Laiguana and was filmed in Barcelona. The song is a Latin pop track and features references to Colombian cities like Bogota and Santa Marta. Among its other tracks, “La Bicicleta” is a great example of a pop song.

Robarte Un Betso, Escalona’s first album, was a huge hit. It held the #29 position on Popnable for 95 weeks. El Arrepentido remained on the charts for 127 weeks, reaching the #3 position. Al Filo De Tu Amor was another big hit. It peaked at #8 in Popnable. In addition to the vallenta genre, Escalona founded the Vallento Legend Festival in Valledupar, Cesar, Colombia.