Topaz (Freestyle)
Topaz was a freestyle group that came out of New York City in the late 1980s. Their song 'Spanish Lullaby' became a hit, crossing over to the Billboard Hot...
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Topaz was a freestyle group that came out of New York City in the late 1980s. Their song 'Spanish Lullaby' became a hit, crossing over to the Billboard Hot 100. They also recorded tracks like 'Cariño Eterno' and 'Dreary Day'.
Their music blended freestyle with pop and R&B, which some listeners found unfamiliar at the time. The group's lyrics often dealt with personal and social themes, drawing mixed reactions.
Topaz disbanded in the early 1990s. Their recordings from that period remain part of the freestyle era's sound.
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