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Sabor Del 900
Sabor Del 900 formed in Venezuela around 1999, coming together during a local music festival. They built an audience through live performances, developing a...
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Sabor Del 900 formed in Venezuela around 1999, coming together during a local music festival. They built an audience through live performances, developing a sound that mixed salsa, merengue, and Venezuelan rhythms.
Their song "El Vendaval (Ensueños)" gained attention in 2002, becoming their most recognizable track. The band released several albums including Sabor Del 900 in 2003 and Ensueños in 2005, with Paul Gillman handling lead vocals and songwriting.
Their music maintained a following in Latin music circles, with later albums like Alma Llanera appearing in 2012.
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