A definitive urban Latin club pop hit that inherits the spirit of the golden age of freestyle.
This is a representative club hit by Lisette Melendez, who gained attention during the Latin freestyle movement that flourished in New York in the early 90s. A highly ambitious work that captures the atmosphere of the era with its diverse remixes.
"Goody Goody" is a dance tune released by Puerto Rican-American singer Lisette Melendez in 1993, and is a central piece of the freestyle (electronic dance music with a Latin flavor) movement. Notably, the six different remixes included on the album, such as the "House Mix" and "Spanish Fly Dub," allowed it to be flexibly developed to suit different club uses and regional tastes. With its emotional vocals, mechanical beat, and Latin melancholy, the song was a hit on both radio and in clubs, and earned her a place alongside contemporaries such as TKA and Exposé.
