Tras la Tormenta became both a commercial and critical success in 1995, earning Platinum-certified sales and Grammy nominations.
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“Idilo” was originally composed by the prolific Puerto Rican guitarist “Titi” Amadeo, a legendary figure around New York City and throughout the Spanish-speaking world by way of radio broadcasts of his original recordings.
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The ballad “Cueste Lo Que Cueste” was written by Puerto Rican poet Janette Becerra and arranged by pianist Isidro Infante.
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By 1984, Willie Colón already had over a decade of steady success with Fania Records. As a product of the Puerto Rican barrios of New York City, the American trombonist’s success afforded him the luxury and social mobility to fly south to absorb the pleasures of Caribbean lifestyle.
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