Few bands deliver tales of amorous woe with as much persuasive charm as Aventura. The New York band of brothers and cousins updated a Dominican folk sound to become urban bachata's biggest stars. In tracks like 2002's "Obsesion", syncopated guitars, bongo drums, a guïra scraper and keyboards provide a latticework background for singer Romeo Santos' high, quavering, R&B-influenced voice. Part boy band, part Dominican traditionalists, Aventura play music anyone could swoon to.