SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.— Who hasn't heard the name Johnny Ventura? Who didn't feel haunted by the way that man sang, which marked a time? Who doesn't remember the Girls of the Can, those women who broke down stereotypes of machismo and said yes, that women in music aren't just beauty? Who doesn't know Juan Luis Guerra, that singer who made millions fall in love and asked for coffee to rain in the countryside? And Sammy Sosa, who batte…
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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.— Who hasn't heard the name Johnny Ventura? Who didn't feel haunted by the way that man sang, which marked a time? Who doesn't remember the Girls of the Can, those women who broke down stereotypes of machismo and said yes, that women in music aren't just beauty? Who doesn't know Juan Luis Guerra, that singer who made millions fall in love and asked for coffee to rain in the countryside? And Sammy Sosa, who batte…