Eddy Herrera
Eddy Herrera
Background information
Birth name Eddy José Herrera de los Ríos
Born April 30, 1964
Origin Dominican Republic
Genre(s) Merengue
Years active 1984 – present
Label(s) J&N Records
Website www.eddyherrera.com
Eddy Jose Herrera de los Rios, also known as Eddy Herrera, is a merengue singer and winner of more than seven Casandra Awards. Born on April 30, 1964 in the Dominican Republic, in the city of Santiago de Los Caballeros.
History
He started in music at the age of nine when he began to use a guitar and receive classes from a music teacher. Eddy Herrera work with his talent and began to participate in various contests of skill music, among which are the Festival of the Voice of Santiago, where he won second place just 15 years old. At 17 became champion.
He entered the Pontifical University, Catholic University Madre y Maestra to study architecture, only lasted two and a half years due to be presented with the opportunity to work in the grouping of Mr. Wilfrido Vargas and gladly accepted no matter what their mother disagreed.
His first international success was titled "El jardinero", which was launched three months after having joined the grouping musical Wilfrido Vargas. He stayed in that group from 1984 to 1990, when it was launched as a soloist under the label MP records. Their second album recorded a year later, the title of the album was "Mi more" under the same label.
Later he changed his record company records MP J & N Records to launch the album "Ámame," from then on, all his records have come under the same label.
Discography
Independiente (1990)
Mi more (1991)
Ámame
Lluvia de amor
Los hombres calientes
Alma gemela
Me enamoré (2000)
Atrevido
Para siempre (2003)
Amor de locos (2005)
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ahora soy yo
Eddy Herrera Lyrics
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The lyrics of Eddy Herrera's song "Ahora soy yo" are about celebrating the joy and power of salsa music. The song brings together different artists, including Jose Alberto El Canario and Rafa Rosario, to create a lively and energetic atmosphere.
In the first verse, Jose Alberto El Canario introduces himself as a black artist who brings salsa with flavor and joy to others. He talks about performing on stage and spreading his philosophy of "sabor" (flavor) through his music. He emphasizes his presence and charisma as he sings and dances with the rhythm of the music.
In the second verse, Rafa Rosario encourages the listener to move and enjoy the music. He refers to himself as "tu negrito" (your little black guy) and asks them to move their waist in sync with the salsa rhythm. He urges the listener to dance, jump, and have fun, experiencing the joy and excitement of the music. He believes that his music can heal and provide comfort for those going through pain.
In the third verse, Eddy Herrera expresses his love and passion for the music. He dedicates his heart to this melody and sings about thinking of his love while creating this song. He mentions the collaboration with Jose Alberto El Canario and the Rosario brothers, stating that their music is bomba (a style of music) for those who want it. He declares that they will not stop making music and invites everyone to celebrate.
In the fourth verse, Jose Alberto El Canario highlights the camaraderie and unity among the artists. He describes how they came together to create this song, sharing it as brothers and colleagues. The timbal drum and the rumba rhythm set the stage for the party to begin. He shouts "Rumberos" three times, emphasizing the excitement and energy of the moment.
The choruses throughout the song are invitations to the salsa lovers to come and sing along with the "sonero" (salsa singer). Eddy Herrera, Jose Alberto El Canario, and the Rosario brothers take turns inviting the listeners to join them in celebrating salsa music. They mention the beauty of a mulata's waist, enjoying paella (a traditional Spanish dish), apologizing for their arrival, and promising to answer any questions thrown their way. They express their love for dancing and dream of enjoying the music together.
Overall, "Ahora soy yo" is a vibrant and uplifting song that celebrates the joy of salsa music and encourages people to let go and dance. The lyrics emphasize the power of music to bring people together and create a lively atmosphere.
Line by Line Meaning
SOY YO!
It's me! I am expressing my individuality and asserting my identity.
Mueve , mueve, mueve mueve Porfi Baloa Acaricia Ahiiii Uh Uh Uh, Ahiiii
Move, move, move, move to the rhythm of Porfi Baloa's music. It's a call to dance and enjoy the sensation of the music.
(Verso 1 Jose Alberto El canario)
This is the first verse sung by Jose Alberto El Canario.
Aquí está tu negro siempre, con presencia y con gracia y cache, repartiéndo salsa con sabor y alegrando a los demás
I am always here, your black man, with presence, grace, and style. I bring salsa with flavor, bringing joy to others.
En una esquina, un escenario cuando se forma la rumba, Llega cantando el Canario Con melodia, con ritmo y clave fiel a mi filosofía del sabor Tengo la llave.
In a corner, a stage is set for a lively party. El Canario arrives singing, with melody, rhythm, and clave, true to my philosophy of flavor. I hold the key.
(Verso 2 Rafa Rosario)
This is the second verse sung by Rafa Rosario.
Acaricia a tu negrito con salsa y con mucho swing Remenea esa cintura, remeneala pa mi Baila, brinca y goza, al son al ritmo mi pregón Siente mi rica musica al compas de un vacilon
Caress your little black man with salsa and a lot of swing. Move that waist, move it for me. Dance, jump, and enjoy the rhythm of my song. Feel my rich music with the groove of a fun party.
Que mi canto te enamoran y te llena el corazón, es la mejor medicina Para aliviar tu dolor
Let my singing enchant you and fill your heart. It's the best medicine to relieve your pain.
Mueve, muévete sin pena que la rumba no termina Que el fogon esta encendido y hoy el negro es quien cocina
Move, move without shame because the party never ends. The fire is lit and today the black man is the one cooking.
(Verso 3 Eddy Herrera)
This is the third verse sung by Eddy Herrera.
Así lo siento yo, así lo canto yo Con esta melodía te brindo mi corazón Y así pasó mis días pensando en ti mi amor, con esta melodía
This is how I feel, this is how I sing. With this melody, I offer you my heart. And so my days have passed, thinking of you, my love, with this melody.
Lo canta el canario, hoy con Eddy Herrera y con los Rosario hay Bomba Pal que quiera Lo digo de verdad, no, no vamos a parar porque la musica sigue Y hoy vamos a celebrar
El Canario sings it, today with Eddy Herrera and the Rosarios. It's a bomb for anyone who wants it. I say it sincerely, no, we won't stop because the music continues. And today, we're going to celebrate.
(Verso 4 Jose Alberto El Canario)
This is the fourth verse sung by Jose Alberto El Canario.
Nos juntaron como hermano Compartiendo esta canción Nos juntamos entre colegas Esta es una realidad, suena el timbal y descarga por allá que la rumba va a empezar, suena Rumberos Rumbero, rumbero, rumbero. No rompas los cueros
We come together as brothers, sharing this song. We gather among colleagues. This is a reality. The timbale sounds and the party starts over there. Rumberos play, rumbero, rumbero. Don't break the skins.
(Coro 1)
This is the first chorus.
Para los Salseros llego tu sonero Les invito a que vengan a cantar con este moreno
For the Salsa lovers, your sonero has arrived. I invite you to come and sing along with this Afro-Latino artist.
(Coro 2)
This is the second chorus.
Que linda es tu cintura mulata
How beautiful is your mulatto waist.
A probado la paella
Have you tasted the paella?
Disculpeme señora que he llegado
Excuse me, lady, for I have arrived.
A la hora que me llamen voy, uh uh uh
I'll come whenever you call me, uh uh uh.
(Coro 3)
This is the third chorus.
Que quiero bailar contigo
I want to dance with you.
Que quiero bailar contigo
I want to dance with you.
Contigo
With you.
Lyrics © ONErpm
Written by: DIEGO GIRALDO, JOSE ALBERTO EL CANARIO, LILUBETH VILERA, PORFI BALOA
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