SOPHY "YO SOY MUJER… Y NO SOY UNA SANTA"

01.- PERDÓN (Lolita de la Colina)
02.- LOCURAS TENGO DE TI (Pedro Villar)
03.- NO DIGAS NO (Nelson Ned)
04.- MUCHACHO MALO (Scotie Scott)
05.- UN AMOR ORIGINAL (Lolita de la Colina)
06.- ME ESTOY MALGASTANDO (Lolita de la Colina)
07.- CANCIÓN PARA UNA ESPOSA TRISTE (J. Carlos Gill – Carlos Alegría)
08.- CUÉNTALE A ELLA (D.R.)
09.- TENGO QUE ACOSTUMBRARME (Myrtha Silva)
10.- YO SOY MUJER… Y NO SOY UNA SANTA (D.R.)
11.- MI CAMERINO (Nelson Ned)
12.- ESTOY SOLA (S. Díaz – E. Cabas)

UN AMOR ORIGINAL (Lolita de la Colina)


LOCURAS TENGO DE TI (Pedro Villar)


This album has been getting lots of play lately. Made in 1973, Yo Soy Mujer is a perfect blend of funk, folk, rock, and disco. It’s very cohesive, due to the vocals and how they tie everything together. It’s no wonder this album made Sophy one of Puerto Rico’s most known singers.

Born in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Sophy moved to New York City in 1960. There, she met and worked with Tito Puente, a towering figure of Latin-jazz and mambo. Sophy sung in Tito’s orchestra, and was so impressive, that he later produced some of her projects. Yo Soy Mujer was her third release in a career that would produce over thirty albums. She had a string of big hits in South America in the ’80s, but it’s her early ’70s work that really shines. The music is fantastic, so check it out. This would be a good starting point if you’re unfamiliar with Sophy and her records.

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