As Carlos Vives slowly withdrew from the charts in the 21st century, room opened up for a new pop-Vallenato star. Enter Juan Fernando Fonseca. Just 22 years old when he released his eponymous 2002 debut in his native Colombia, Fonseca saw that album catapult him to instant stardom: songs like "Noche De Carnaval," "Sueno" and "Magangue" became standard club fare. His 2006 follow-up Corazon broke him internationally with "Te Mando Flores" and proved that the singer, while clearly treading a path first worn by Vives and Juanes, is evolving his own voice.
- Sarah Bardeen
As Carlos Vives slowly withdrew from the charts in the 21st century, room opened up for a new pop-Vallenato star. Enter Juan Fernando Fonseca. Just 22 years old when he released his eponymous 2002 debut in his...
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1. Te Mando Flores (4:47) | Corazon | $0.99 |
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2. Alma (4:51) | Gratitud | $0.99 |
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3. Arroyito (4:58) | Gratitud | $0.99 |
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4. Arroyito (Acoustic) (4:35) | Arroyito (Acoustic Version) | $0.99 |
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5. Hace Tiempo (4:48) | Corazon | $0.99 |
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6. Lagartija Azul (4:00) | Corazon | $0.99 |
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7. Enredame (4:54) | Gratitud | $0.99 |
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8. Corazon (4:37) | Corazon | $0.99 |
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9. Como Me Mira (4:19) | Corazon | $0.99 |
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10. Sabre Olvidar (4:42) | Gratitud | $0.99 |
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