Victor Manuelle: La Historia de un Sonero Saturday October 18, 2008 9:00am EST Product Description 1.Me Dara El Consentimiento 2.Apiadate de mi 3.Dile A Ella 4.Que Habria Sido De Mi 5.Si La Ves 6.Como se lo Explico al Corazon 7.Tengo Ganas 8.Nuestro Amor Se Ha Vuelto Ayer 9.Maldita Suerte 10.Nunca Habia Llorado Asi Victor Manuelle has become one of the best-selling salsa performers of recent years, with his albums selling a combined 1 million-plus copies in the U.S. Three studio albums, 1999's Inconfundible ("Unmistakable"), 2001's Instinto Y Deseo ("Instinct and Desire") and 2004's Travesia ("Crossover"), have cracked Billboard's overall Top 200 Albums chart, and the latter two reached #1 on the Latin Album chart (Inconfundible reached #2). Interestingly, while several of his singles have made the Top 5 or Top 10 on the Latin charts, he had to wait for 2004's Tengo Ganas ("I'm in the Mood") to score a Billboard #1 Latin hit. Perhaps his moment of greatest visibility came when he, to the happy surprise of the attendees, sang an a capella version of Celia Cruz's signature song, La Vida Es Un Carnaval ("Life is a Carnival"), at her funeral at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York in July 2003. This scene was replayed numerous times in the ensuing days on Spanish-language television. A few months before, he had performed the song for Miss Cruz, with full orchestra, at a televised tribute concert for her, the last one at which she ever performed on stage. (When he recorded his live album at Carnegie Hall in late 2004, his closing number was another rousing rendition of La Vida Es Un Carnaval.) Manuelle released his 10th studio album, Decision Unanime ("Unanimous Decision"), in May 2006. Six months earlier, in November 2005, he and his mentor, Gilberto Santa Rosa, released a joint live album, Dos Soneros, Una Historia ("Two Soneros, One History"), recorded at Coliseo Roberto Clemente outside San Juan, Puerto Rico. Manuelle's own live album, Victor Manuelle En Vivo: Desde El Carnegie Hall, came out in early 2005. He served as co-host of the 7th annual Latin Grammy awards show, held November 2, 2006, in New York. Manuelle's first foray into movie acting was his cameo role (mostly singing) as salsa legend Ruben Blades in El Cantante, the 2007 film biography of Hector Lavoe, starring Marc Anthony and Jennifer Lopez. In 2008, Manuelle released his latest album, Soy ("I am), in June 10, 2008. Manuelle was one of several artists selected to perform in "KQ Live Concert" on September 27, 2008, organized by KQ 105 FM, the event included several renowned artists from Puerto Rico and other Latin American locations.