Nayobe

Nayobe Catalina Gomez,[1] known professionally Nayobe (born December 18, 1967 in Brooklyn, New York) is a U.S. singer of Afro-Puerto Rican heritage and freestyle dance-pop musician. Her most successful singles are "Good Things Come to Those Who Wait", "Second Chance for Love" and "It's Too Late," which reached positions # 15, # 30 and # 5 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Songs.[2]

Career

In the early part of 1985 Nayobe became the first Latin American female to record a Freestyle song called "Please Don't Go" which was produced by Andy Panda. Some music critics correctly declare her record the first song of the genre and of the whole Latin hip hop movement which later became known as Freestyle music. Nayobe's other hits include "Guess I Fell In Love", "Good Things Come to Those Who Wait," "Second Chance For Love" and "Promise Me." Her second album, Promise Me took her into a more Urban contemporary & New jack swing direction with production by Teddy Riley. Nayobe returned with fourth self-titled Salsa album in 1999. Nayobe continues to be active by touring and singing her hit songs with to adoring crowds.

Discography

Studio albums

Year	Album details	Positions
		U.S.A. R & B Albums [3]
1986	Nayobe Released: 1986 Label: Fever Records	-
1990	Promise Me Released: 27 June 1990 Label: WTG Records	86
1997	Dame un Poco Mas Released: 17 June 1997 Label: Sony Music Distribution	-
1999	Nayobe Released: 23 November 1999 Label: Platano Records	-
"-" denotes a release that did not make the stop.

Singles

• 1984: "Please Don't Go"
• 1985: "School Girl Crush"
• 1985: "No Te Vayas"
• 1986: "Good Things Come To Those Who Wait"
• 1986: "Second Chance For Love"
• 1987: "Guess I Feel In Love"
• 1988: "It's Too Late"
• 1989: "Please Don't Go/ No Te Vayas"
• 1990: "I'll Be Around"
• 1990: "I Love The Way You Love Me"
• 1995: "All Night Long"
• 1997: "We Can Dance, We Can Fly"
• 1999: "Como Una Loba"

References

External links

• Nayobe Web Site
• on Discogs