HISTORY OF BACHATA w/samples

[psriches]

http://www.iasorecords.com/index.cfm?secid=4&subsecid=81

[weyland]

Thanks PSR. Excellent!

[knotty]

nice find, PS, i was actually doing some research regarding bachata, salsa and merengue. The argument on Merengue is quite interesting which there is no definitive answer to where it began.

[Phoenix]

Here is a site I love, has links to artist websites as well.

http://home.tiscali.nl/~pjetax/historias/history_bachata.html

[knotty]

Here is a site I love, has links to artist websites as well.

http://home.tiscali.nl/~pjetax/historias/history_bachata.html
you found the link where i got information as well. we think alike.

[JD]

http://www.iasorecords.com/index.cfm?secid=4&subsecid=81

David Wayne has done a nice job with that site.

JD

[Phoenix]

you found the link where i got information as well. we think alike.

Good to see you have a countdown, I would love to chase some of that phat ass in Rio with you.

[knotty]

Good to see you have a countdown, I would love to chase some of that phat ass in Rio with you.
i'm glad to see it myself. wish you can join me, but i'm sure you'll do great in Colombia.

[Tonto4]

Thanks for the link psriches. The info was good to put things in context . . . I'd never heard bachata until visiting the DR. I'd only heard merengue in NYC.