Felipe Pirela - Sin Ella

Review by Mike Luisi

Sin Ella is an album by the late Venezuelan singer Felipe Pirela. Released posthumously in 1972, the album features a collection of boleros and ballads that showcase Pirela's rich and emotive voice.

The album opens with the title track, a poignant ballad that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Pirela's voice is full of longing and sadness as he sings about the pain of being without his loved one. He continues this theme in songs like "No Me Platiques Más" and "Noche de Ronda," both of which are classic boleros that showcase Pirela's ability to convey heartbreak and yearning through his singing.

The album also features some more upbeat tracks, such as "El Ciego" and "La Copa Rota," which showcase Pirela's versatility as a singer. His voice is equally at home in these more lively numbers as it is in the slow, romantic ballads.

Summary by Mike Luisi

Sin Ella is a beautiful album that showcases Felipe Pirela's incredible voice and his ability to convey deep emotions through his singing. Fans of boleros and ballads will no doubt appreciate this album, and it's a fitting tribute to one of Venezuela's most beloved singers.