Yeah, Margaret there is a lot of Merengue de Calle out there that isn't about money, guns and girls. And what you said about the commodity is true. Unfortunate, but true. Still, what I think is that these genres are important and need to be highlighted as they reflect what "real Dominican" society is about. It might not all be positive and high class, but its real. But at the same time maybe that's why they don't highlight it since it goes contrary to the "image" they want to portray.
And Suarezn got it right. Its hard to explain Mambo, or even like it, if you ain't got no mambo in you. Jajaj. By the way Omega rules....
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