Mr. Brown Eyed Soul Vol. 2

Sunny Ozuna is a true living legend, highly respected on multiple fronts. In the Texas and Latin Music realm, few have had a longer career and are more adored by fans and peers than him. He shot to stardom right after high - school in the late '50s and has been on an upward journey for seven decades. In 1963, Sunny made history as the first Latino artist on Dick Clark's American Bandstand. He wrote 'Smile Now, Cry Later,' a huge hit for him and The Sunliners. The song, along with the iconic theater masks on the album cover, became symbols in the Chicano Soul and Lowrider Soul cultures.

To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music player. Whether it's a CD player, a music app on your phone, or a streaming device, you're good to go. There aren't any special things to note while playing it, just sit back and let the music wash over you. To keep your copy in good condition, if it's a physical CD, store it in a cool, dry place and avoid scratching the disc. If it's a digital copy, make sure your device has proper security to prevent any data loss.