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"Caña Dulce" is the debut single from the Dominican singer. The original version is a good mixture of Latin Pop, Reggaeton and a little Hip Hop. The song is sung mostly in Spanish, however, there is a Spanglish version as well. It's a nice club-oriented song in its main versions. There are some full-on Dance remixes by Hex Hector and Tim Letteer. Hex's versions are really hard and tribal. He maintains the Latin vibe from the original by keeping some of the instruments. This is incredible. Fans of the tribal-oriented Latin House will love this one. Tim Letteer's mixes are a bit more tribal/electro-ish. While both are quite good, Hex's mix is a bit more exciting. - Sweet Muzik
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Caña Dulce
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The charismatic Nelson Polanco was born to be a performer! Since the age of 3, he used to get up on tables to sing, and dance for any willing audience. Growing up in his native country of Dominican Republic, he sang and danced lots of salsa, merengue, son, guaracha, bachata. His early influences includes Celia Cruz, Johnny Ventura, Juan Luis Guerra, Olga Tañon among others.
Nelson has been writing and singing his own songs all his life. In 2008, he his dreams became a reality as he recorded and released his first professional single “Caña Dulce” This song about all different types of longing is a spicy blend of merengue & reggaeton with a hint of salsa and has been receiving a lot of attention from a variety of Latin and dance music web blogs.
“Caña Dulce” was produced by Pete Masitti at West End Studios. Masitti has worked with and produced for such artists such as Gloria Estefan, Shakira and Luis Miguel.
Currently, Nelson is preparing the music video for “Caña Dulce” for release, and working on his next single, “Let Yourself Go”.
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