Back to the Past

There were the 80s the famous golden years of the merengue, yet Juan Luis Guerra did not Canta Bachata Rosa, Nor the Cosquillita, but the Merengue Típico and Apambichao Vargas was displaced by modern, more moved and social versions with Wilfrido and his Bedouins, they stung more that the midday sun, but the "Mayimbe" Fernandito Villalona and the "Big Horse" Johnny Ventura were the Ambassadors. He did not plan to let Go of Theodore with his Bachata, but José José was already prince, I learned quickly and without asking that "El Amor Acaba" as well as that "El Amar y el Querer no es Igual", between songs by Los Panchos and Javier Solís passed my childhood when on April 24, 1984 a warrior a warrior to civilian, then called the '84 Population, there was room between the courtyard of my house, my innocence and the harsh reality of a desperate, oppressed and deceived people.