POETA HERÍO (Colmadito Special Edition)
Elvis Crespo
Poeta Herío (Colmado Special Edition) is the natural evolution of the universe introduced in Poeta Herío. This special edition deepens the project’s popular and cultural essence by placing the musical experience in the space where it lives most organically: the colmado.
Inspired by the colmados of the Dominican Republic—social, cultural, and musical meeting points—the album pays tribute to these everyday spaces where merengue, bachata, and tropical rhythms play freely, connecting generations and emotions. It is within these walls where music is shared, sung, felt, and celebrated.
This edition not only continues the story of the wounded poet, but places him in the streets, on the corner, in the voice of the people, reflecting how this spirit is replicated in colmados around the world. Colmado Special Edition reaffirms music as identity, tradition, and a collective experience—keeping alive a sound that transcends trends and borders.
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El Limón 3:040:00/3:04
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Una Nueva Boca 3:420:00/3:42
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El Limón 3:040:00/3:04
LA PARRANDA ES MÍA
Victor Manuelle
“PR En Navidad” and La Parranda es Mía: the sound of Puerto Rican Christmas
Víctor Manuelle presents his most recent holiday project, La Parranda es Mía, a festive musical journey that celebrates the heart, joy, and traditions of Christmas in Puerto Rico. Released in 2025, this project marks the artist’s third Christmas production and features a collection of original songs that pay tribute to the island’s rich cultural heritage and the warmth of the holiday season.
The lead single, “PR En Navidad,” stands out as one of the album’s defining tracks. Blending traditional rhythms such as bomba, plena, and aguinaldos with heartfelt lyrics, the song captures the essence of Puerto Rican Christmas—family gatherings, neighborhood parrandas, shared laughter, and the collective spirit that fills the streets during this time of year.
More than just a holiday album, La Parranda es Mía is an invitation to experience Christmas the Puerto Rican way. It reflects nostalgia, unity, and celebration, while reaffirming Víctor Manuelle’s deep connection to his roots and his commitment to preserving and honoring the traditions that make Puerto Rican Christmas unique.
POETA HERÍO
Elvis Crespo
Poeta Herío is not just an album — it is a confession.
A deeply personal body of work where Elvis Crespo allows himself to feel fully, creating from pain, vulnerability, and emotional truth. The creative process behind the album is rooted in heartbreak, reflection, and the need to transform wounds into music.
Throughout Poeta Herío, Elvis reconnects with his most human and poetic side, letting raw emotion guide every lyric, melody, and performance. Tropical rhythms, merengue, and bachata become the emotional language through which stories of love, loss, regret, and healing are told — proving that even from pain, beauty can be born.
The album’s narrative is elevated through powerful collaborations that add depth, contrast, and cultural richness. Reggaeton icon Arcángel joins Elvis on “Cora Roto”, bringing an urban edge to a song fueled by heartbreak. A strong Dominican essence runs through the project, honoring the roots of traditional merengue with contributions from Ebenezer Guerra, La Insuperable, El Blachy, and legendary Toño Rosario.
Tracks like “La Razón” featuring Ivy Queen introduce strength and emotional weight, while “Poeta Curao” with Fariana offers a bold and contemporary perspective. The timeless connection of “Nuestra Canción” alongside Jerry Rivera adds nostalgia and romance, and “No Soy un Santo” brings together Luckra and Víctor Manuelle, blending generations and styles within the tropical soundscape.
Poeta Herío does not shy away from pain — it embraces it, reshaping it into art. An album written from a wounded soul, destined to transcend time, genres, and labels.
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Nuestra Canción 3:410:00/3:41
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Me Mataron 4:260:00/4:26
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Cora Roto 3:170:00/3:17
The NuLife Entertainment Music Catalog
The First
Bachata Heightz
Born and raised in Washington Heightz NYC, BACHATA HEIGHTZ having been pioneers of what is now known as urban bachata, is what has made them one of the most influential groups of the Hispanic market. The group is comprised of 5 individuals all of the same family; Jerry Garcia, Jonathan Garcia, Diego Capellan, Aneudy Hernandez, and Jeffrey Cruz although they are better known by their fans as Jay Heightz, Da Phenomenom, Dee Major, Chino, and Jru respectively. The group first signed and released by NuLife Entertainment promises to conquer the latino market worldwide with their music and slogan ‘its not just music, it’s a movement’. Their debut single “Me Puedo Matar” featuring Hector Acosta has maintained topped the 20 of the billboard charts. Their debut album properly named “The First” is written and produced by the lead singer Jerry Garcia and his brother Jonathan Garcia, contains songs with featured artist Nklabe and multi platinum tropical star Elvis Crespo. “The First” is an album that blends the tropical sounds of bachata with the rhythms of hip hop, R&B and rock which has already revolutionized the music industry.
I Love Salsa
N'Klabe
En I Love Salsa (2005) los jóvenes cuentan con el respeto y respaldo de prominentes figuras salseras en su segundo lanzamiento. Víctor Manuelle escribió el súper hit "I Love Salsa" y acompañó a N'Klabe en el éxito "Evitaré", lanzado por su sello disquero NuLife Entertainment. "Amor de una noche", de ese mismo álbum también se convirtió en un favorito instantáneo
A Punto de Estallar
N'Klabe
“A Punto de Estallar”, fue lanzado en otoño de 2006 con el éxito "Ella Volvió”, una vez más con la participación de Voltio. A principios de 2007 la producción llevó al grupo a recibir cuatro nominaciones a Premio Lo Nuestro, incluyendo Canción Tropical del Año por "Amor de una noche", Tropical Grupo/Dúo Artista del Año (donde recibieron dos nominaciones) y Álbum Tropical del Año. En la ceremonia de entrega de los galardones interpretaron en vivo un popurrí de sus éxitos.
La Nueva Escuela
N'Klabe
"La Nueva Escuela", la cual debuta con el sencillo "Si ya no estás" , de la autoría de Mikey Perfecto, que cuenta con la participación de las estrellas del reggaetón Rakim y Ken Y. El tema es como ninguno otro de la salsa por integrar frases bilingües y sonidos urbanos. Otras canciones inéditas incluidas en el álbum son: "La nueva escuela" y "Me criaron con salsa", escritas por Jorge Luis Piloto y Yoel Henríquez; "No renunciaré", de Raúl del Sol y Yoel Henríquez y "Amor de agua", de la inspiración de Obie Bermúdez, grabada con la participacion del Caballero de la Salsa, Gilberto Santarrosa.
La Salsa Vive
N'Klabe
“La Salsa Vive” es el lanzamiento del grupo que llega al público a través de NuLife Entertainment y Sony Music Latin. La producción incluye su primer DVD del concierto en vivo grabado en el distrito de la Zona Colonial de Santo Domingo, República Dominicana, con las ruinas históricas del Monasterio de San Francisco como telón de fondo. Este proyecto, sin duda, solidariza su legado al interpretar algunas de las mejores canciones de salsa de todos los tiempos. El álbum de estudio contiene su versión de los clásicos "Lluvia", "A Puro Dolor", "La Rueda", "Perdóname", "He tratado", "Persona ideal" y "Ven, Devórame Otra Vez”, entre otros.
Aires de Navidad
N'Klabe
Este disco concepto navideño titulado “Aires de Navidad” contó con las interpretaciones de temas tradicionales de la Fania All-Stars, a la vez que añadió su toque único a la música. El sencillo, "Aires de Navidad”, popularizado por Héctor Lavoe y Willie Colón, se posicionó en su tercer tema en primer lugar. La versión de la clásica canción fue un éxito instantáneo durante la temporada festiva y entró en el Top 40 del Billboard Hot Latin Songs.
