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Miriam Cruz
Miriam Aracelis Cruz Ramírez, born on August 17, 1968, in Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic, is a singer who began her career in 1982 as a member of Las
Chicas del Can, a group founded by Wilfrido Vargas. In 1985, after the departure
of Belkis Concepción, she became the group's lead vocalist and released a new
album each year until 1992. Her solo breakthrough arrived with the 1993 album
Nueva Vida, featuring hit singles such as "Tómalo Tú", "La Loba", and "Te
Propongo", the latter produced by Juan Luis Guerra. Following the success of
Nueva Vida, Miriam Cruz y Las Chicas del Can ...
Resistiré (Resistire)
NATTI NATASHA, José Alberto "El Canario", Wilfrido Vargas, Johnny Ventura, Alex Bueno, Eddy Herrera, Rubby Pérez, Sergio Vargas, Kinito Méndez, Milly Quezada, Kiko Rodriguez, Sexappeal, Daniel Santacruz, Alex Matos, Héctor Acosta "El Torito", Techy Fatule, Pavel Nuñez, Riccie Oriach, Andre Veloz, Manny Cruz, Covi Quintana, Juliana O'neal, Amarfis, Charytin Goico , Fefita La Grande, Javier Grullon, Jandy Ventura, Julio Zabala , Krisspy, Maridalia Hernandez, Merenglass, Miriam Cruz, Nathalie Hazim, Nelson Zapata, Pochy Familia, Rafa Rosario, Tueska and Wason Brazobán (Jose Alberto "El Canario" and Rubby Perez)3:15
Las Pequeñas CosasMiriam Cruz and Techy Fatule
Salí de ti
3:53
Ámame (Amame)Elvis Crespo and Miriam Cruz
3:48
SolaMiriam Cruz
3:52
Tú GanasMiriam Cruz
4:01
Me DueleMilly Quezada and Miriam Cruz
Miriam Cruz y Las Chicas del Can
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