Track listing:

1. Yankee Rose
2. Timido
3. Soy Facil
4. Noche De Ronda En La Ciudad
5. Loco Del Calor
6. La Calle Del Tabaco
7. Arma De Caza Mayor
8. En Busca De Pleito
9. Cuatno Frenesi
10. Asi Es La Vida

After his first run with Van Halen in 1984, Roth embarked on a solid solo career which yielded him enough gold and platinum records that King Midas would be envious.

Eat 'Em and Smile was a huge success for Roth in 1986, yielding a chart topping rock album, as well as ranking up several Top 40 singles with "Goin' Crazy" and "Yankee Rose".

As this album rode the charts, David also released a very rare version of the album sung in Spanish aptly titled Sonrisa Salvaje. This was a quite a leap at the time, but this man can do no wrong. Armed with an incredible batch of tunes and his super power trio of Steve Vai (guitars), Billy Sheehan (bass) and Gregg Bissonette (drums), Sonrisa Salvaje went on to become one of this artists most collectable and enduring works, but the general public couldn't buy it for over two decades.... that is, until now.

Right in time to welcome the warm weather and your outdoor party festivities for the spring and summer, Sonrisa Salvaje is back once again in its full glory. Sonrisa Salvaje is receiving its first ever release on compact disc, making this highly anticipated Roth album finally available to his fans. Originally released in 1986 for a very short time, and ONLY on vinyl, this much coveted collector's item has fetched high dollars at auctions over the years. Rescued from the Warner Brothers vaults, this massive metal masterpiece has been remastered, original artwork included, as well as including the ten incredible performances that most of his fans know by heart, but this time with an added Spanish twist.

Familiar staples like "Yankee Rose" and "Loco Del Calor" ("Goin' Crazy") just jump out at you this time around. Steve Vai and the band just shine on every track, and David's vocals are second to none. Check out the rhythm track on "Noche De Ronda En La Ciudad" ("Ladie's Night In Buffalo") as well as the driving beat on "La Calle Del Tabaco" ("Tobacco Road") This is some truly amazing work.



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