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Toby Love Reloaded

Toby Love · 2007

39 min · 16 tracks · bachata

A vibrant blend of bachata rhythms and contemporary R&B influences creates an energetic, danceable atmosphere throughout the album.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Tengo un amor (Scarlito r&b rmx) — This remix captures the essence of Toby Love's style, combining smooth bachata melodies with R&B production techniques that highlight his unique sound.
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    La mujer perfecta — This track stands out for its romantic lyrics and infectious rhythm, making it a quintessential love song that resonates deeply with fans of the genre.
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    Morir amando — The emotional depth in this song showcases Love's vocal abilities while intertwining traditional bachata themes of longing and passion.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • danceable rhythms for celebrations
  • short bursts of vibrant energy
  • catchy anthems for group sing-alongs
  • playful tracks for carefree moments

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer lengthy, immersive albums
  • want deep lyrical introspection

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 2007, 'Toby Love Reloaded' marked Toby Love's first major project following his self-titled debut album. At this point, he was solidifying his presence in the Latin music scene, especially as an artist blending traditional bachata with modern R&B elements.
Stylistic neighbors
Romeo Santos· Aventura· Frank Reyes

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

Disc 1

  • 1 Tengo un amor (Scarlito r&b rmx) 4:16
  • 2 La mujer perfecta 3:17
  • 3 Playa Fa Sho' 3:20
  • 4 Don't Cry (Scarlito rmx) 3:32
  • 5 Morir amando 3:47
  • 6 We Got It (Cadillac) 4:27
  • 7 Interlude (Thank You to the Fans) 0:30
  • 8 Yo quiero saber 3:51
  • 9 Stripper Pole 3:53
  • 10 Amores como el tuyo 4:38
  • 11 Gotta Let You Go 3:42

Disc 2

  • 1 From da barrio to the Billboards
  • 2 Mun2 vivo
  • 3 Tengo un amor
  • 4 Don't Cry
  • 5 Amores como el tuyo

Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata