This 1990 release was both Oscar D'leon's second Salsa Romantica CD and his penultimate album for the TH-Rodven label. Like its immediate predecessor (1988's "De Aqui Pa'Lla"), this album was produced by TH-Rodven in-house producers Julio Cesar Delgado and Frank Torres (both of whom had been associated with the legendary label since the late 1970s) and includes the hits "Tan Solo Siempre Tu", "Amante Amiga", "Liuvia De Besos" and the poignant "Temo Decirselo Todo". While Oscar's distinctive vocals and formidable improvisational style are in fine form I can't help but feel that the Salsa Romantica style was NOT a genre meant for a world-class Salsa sonero like Mr. D'leon and that most of this CD's eight songs would have been more appropriate for singers like Frankie Ruiz, Paquito Guzman or Cheo Feliciano. All in all, I can't honestly say this is a bad album but it's certainly nowhere near as good as Oscar's 1970s and early-'80s albums.