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Galy Galiano (1958) is a Colombian salsa, vallenato and bachata singer.

Discography

1981: Frío De Ausencia
1981: Galy Galiano
1983: Alma Solitaria
1985: A Manos Llenas
1986: Brindemos
1988: Celoso
1990: Dos Corazones
1991: Tu Amor Es Fuego
1992: Solo Salsa
1993: Tres Palabras
1993: Sin Fronteras^[1]
1994: Mi Son Latino
1995: Amor De Primavera
1996: Me Bebí Tu Recuerdo
1997: Deseos
1997: Bebiendo Para Olvidar
1998: No Volveré A Casarme
2000: Galy Galiano
2001: El Sentimental De La Salsa
2004: La Otra Cara De La Moneda
2006: Un Solo Sentimiento
2010: Galy
2013: 30 Años
2016: De Gala

Singles

2014: Mi Obsesión
2016: Felices los 4

References

^ Billboard - Feb 19, 1994 - Page 36 While Galy Galiano's piquant BMG debut, "Sin Fron- teras," boasts several solid salsa/ bachata singles ("Como Olvidar- las," "Nadie Es Com Tu," "Mi Des- pedida"), the home run track is the emotive bachata/bolero "Ella Fue Mi Mujer.

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