| 1. Ritmo |
| 2. Bailar |
| 3. Ay Ay Caramba |
| 4. Cumbre del Sol |
| 5. Mi Morena |
| 6. Fiesta de la Noche |
| 7. Moraira |
| 8. Cuando |
| 9. Hasta Siempre Comandante |
| 10. Esta Bien |
| 11. Habana |
| 12. Gusta a Bailar |
| 13. Contigo |
| 14. Rosa |
| 15. Ay Ay Caramba [Club Mix] |
| 16. Mi Morena [Latin House Mix] |
Cuban Latin Club,Ty Ardis & Orlando del Rio,Madacy Records,Latin,Latin Pop,Latin Pop/Rock
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Buena Vista Social Club
Ry Cooder , Ibrahim Ferrar , Ruben Gonzalez , Compay Segundo , and Omara Portuondo Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000005J56 Release Date: 1997-09-16 |
Tracks:
- Chan Chan
- De Camino A La Vereda
- El Cuarto De Tula
- Pueblo Nuevo
- Dos Gardenias
- Y Tu Que Has Hecho
- Veinte Anos
- El Carretero
- Candela
- Amor De Loca Juventud
- Orgullecida
- Murmullo
- Buena Vista Social Club
- La Bayamesa
Amazon.com essential recording
Ry Cooder's name has helped bring attention to this session, but it's the veteran Cuban son musicians who make this album really special. Reminiscent of Ellington in its scope and sense of hushed romanticism, Buena Vista Social Club is that rare meld of quietude and intensity; while the players sound laid-back, they're putting forth very alive music, a reminder that aging doesn't mean taking to bed. Barbarito Torres's laoud solo on "El Cuarto de Tula" is both more blinding and more tasteful than any guitar showcase on any recent rock album; a quote from "Stormy Weather" and some very distinct parallels to Hawaiian styles remind us of why it's called "world music." --Rickey WrightCustomer Reviews:
Nice cuban music.......2007-03-15
I should add that I speak Spanish fairly well and therefore understand the lyrics, and am generally an enthusiast of Hispanic culture and music. The story of this worthy project and how this was recorded are interesting and I suspect some reviewers are moved more by sentiment than just on the merits of the music, some of which seems very middle-of-the-road to me, albeit pleasant enough for casual listening.
Cubano Revisited.......2007-02-12
Ry Cooder With All Star Cuban Band.......2007-02-02
Buena Vista Social Club Classic.......2007-01-16
For those of you who have never listened to this style of music, don't just listen to it once as you could compare it to the first 3 olives you have ever eaten.
The first one shocks your taste with a layered complexity that is both sharp and mellow, leaving you with a look on your face that says "what just happened?".
The second takes you back to the memory of your first taste, and enjoying re-living the sensation, you start looking for more.
The third confirms your interests and instils an infatuation with something unique, powerful, and good for the heart and soul, that will be played over and over again.
Absolutely fantastic!.......2007-01-11
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Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer
Ibrahim Ferrer Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00000J7IL Release Date: 1999-06-08 |
Tracks:
- Bruca Manigua
- Herido De Sombras
- Marieta
- Guateque Campesino
- Mami Me Gusto
- Nuestra Ultima Cita
- Cienfuegos Tiene Su Guaguanco
- Silencio
- Aquellos Ojos Verdes
- Que Bueno Baila Usted
- Como Fue
Amazon.com's Best of 1999
Picking up where Buena Vista Social Club left off, BVSC Presents Ibrahim Ferrer soothes with the hushed romanticism of Cuba's yesteryear while boasting the talents of one of its greatest singers, Ibrahim Ferrer. Again there's an all-star lineup of musicians led by pianist Rubén González and singer Omara Portuondo creating music at the renowned Egrem studios, whose live room brings the slow lucidity and intense vigor of the Cuban classics to life. --Karen K. HuggAmazon.com
It should never cease to amaze how spry and dramatically potent a force is the Buena Vista Social Club. The group--really a gaggle of aging Cuban maestros brought together for stunning all-star performances--keeps its footing in Cuban dance music at the same time as it revels in the lax tempo of layered hand percussion and traditional rhythms. Ibrahim Ferrer stepped to the international fore as the vocalist on the eponymous BVSC CD in 1997 and here furthers his already-obvious command of everything from sultry, horn-swaying ballads to gritty son tunes like "Mamí Me Gustá." Ferrer's tattered vocal inflections shape the more rollicking tunes so their texture is palpable, especially when belted in antiphonal give-and-takes with the rest of the huge band he totes along here. A 15-member-strong string section steps forward on the bolero tracks, which send off a smoldering passion that's startling in light of the BVSC's heightened, horn-charged charts. But the rich string passages color songs in wide brush strokes, which is to say that they heighten the passion to no end. Ferrer's debut might come in his twilight years, but it's a majorly luminous event. --Andrew BartlettCustomer Reviews:
Excelente!!!!.......2007-06-12
I LIKE A SPICY CUBAN DISH (In A Little Black Dress).......2007-03-19
[*I first became conscious of the strange phenomenon when I was about 15 years old: I ordered something to eat in a little fast food Mexican joint on Venice Boulevard in West Los Angeles. Unbeknownst to the young Latinas working behind the counter, the very next person to place his order was my Pa, and when he joined me at a table, he related to me how one girl said to her co-worker after I walked away, "That guy was cute," and the other agreed.*]
Good Friend Melanie gave me the IBRAHIM FERRER album of Cuban Jazz as a gift the Christmas before last. (I had mentioned beforehand that I have more music than time to hear it, but she listened to me about like men listen to women. No one's to blame for the communication disconnect between the genders, really, because we have such disparate origins: A woman is from Venus and a man is from a woman's "Monologue.")
[*Including my ENTIRE life, I can count on two fingers how many White, Black, or Asian women have had me and the "Mystery Dance" occupying the same thought in their mind. But Hispanic women have always found me to be irresistible, and I don't know why. I am a very ordinary looking, but extremely analytical individual who tends to mentally dissect everything in order to comprehend why and how such and such is so. But I've yet to concoct even the most rudimentary theory to explain the Latin woman's attraction to me.*]
I almost gave up on the IBRAHIM FERRER recording because I just couldn't seem to warm up to it for the longest time. At one point, I considered posting a Two-Star review on this website which I thought to title, "I'LL HAVE THE NUMBER THREE COMBINATION PLATE AND A MARGARITA, PLEASE." The music just made me feel like I was sitting in a booth at a Mexican restaurant. "Not that there's anything wrong with that", but tunes for home listening? And since Good Friend Melanie wasn't too crazy about Bright Size Life - the Pat Metheny disc I had given to her - we even considered trading, and each of us keeping the item we had purchased.
[*The brilliant and world-renowned South American sociologist, Yoey O'Dogherty, once observed that, "Hispanic women are especially drawn to the warm magnetism of masculine intensity, just as conversely, snowmen are drawn to frigid climates." And in my youth I was sometimes known by the nickname, "Mister Intense." Perhaps this accounts for why Latinas are so susceptible to the energy of my aura?*]
I finally decided that I would play nothing but IBRAHIM FERRER whenever writing on my computer until either my ears became educated enough to enjoy it, or until I could stand it no longer and gave it away to Lupe, the waitress at Abuelo's Mexican Food Embassy who always gives me extra guacamole and a wink.
[*You know how women can give men "the once over" without tipping their hand to the guys, while men just ogle openly? Well, these spicy Hispanic gals sometimes lose their highly refined skills around me, unable to extinguish the hungry flames in their orbs. Even at my advanced age of 47, wearing spectacles, and with plenty of grey cohabitating with the brown on my scalp and in my goatee, I still sometimes catch `em eyeing me.*]
Well, to my great surprise, I not only eventually came to differentiate between all of these melodies, but came to embrace them as if they were part of my own culture. The tremendous blasts of brass; the lively, intricate percussion work; the sparse but soulful guitar touches of Ry Cooder; and the emotional and romantic Spanish vocals really move me ... and they make my writing move, too. I've found that IBRAHIM FERRER puts some added zest into my words - really gets the creative juices flowing. (Can't you tell?) Because of its dancing rhythms, it's become maybe my very favorite disc to play as background music while writing anything.
[*I once had a sweet and shy Mexican girl tell me about a week before her wedding that all along it was me she had been hoping to catch. And less than twelve months ago, this 18-year-old hot Hispanic thang let it be known that she was interested in me. (She went by Wendy, but I'm pretty sure her Mama named her Maria.) She was a real cutie and had an absolutely OUTRAGEOUS body to go with that face: all the curves in just the right places and very well pronounced like: "The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain!" To borrow from The Commodores, she was truly built like a "Brick OWse!" The night I had to turn her down, pointing out that at my age I was nearly old enough to be her grandpa, I drove home gnawing on my knuckles and chanting over and over again, "There had better be a Heaven! There had better be a Heaven!"*]
As if the music alone wasn't reason enough to purchase IBRAHIM FERRER, the song MARIETA contains one of the funniest lyrical passages ever. Translated into English it says: "My wife was suffering from an illness of the heart in Havana. So the doctor came one morning to examine her. He took off her dress, her p*nties, too. And her slip. But when I saw that indecency I said: This isn't good; I really don't think my wife's heart is that far down." Imagine that, a song about a doctor "playing doctor."
[*So, you're wondering why I told you how attractive Latinas find me? Well, it just so happens that I wasn't talking to you, Dude; I was trying to send a discreet message to your hot, Hispanic girlfriend. But you know what? To heck with subtlety: Hola guapa, llamame cuando tu novio esta fuera.*]
Good........2007-02-14
Ibrahim.......2007-02-12
May he live forever.......2007-01-10
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Sigo Siendo Yo: Grandes Exitos
Marc Anthony Manufacturer: Sony International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000FQJP0K Release Date: 2006-07-11 |
Tracks:
- Dlo
- No Me Ames
- Da La Vuelta
- Muy Dentro De MYou Sang To Me)
- Celos
- Tragedia
- Barco A La Deriva
- Ahora Quien
- Valio La Pena
- Se Esfuma Tu Amor
- Tu Amor Me Hace Bien
- Lamento Borincano
- Lo Que No Di
- Que Precio Tiene El Cielo
Amazon.com
Sigo Siendo Yo (Still Being Me) is not only the title of Marc Anthony's new hits collection, it's also a reaffirmation of his status as one of Spanish-language music's preeminent voices. The stirring set is balanced with sweeping ballads ("Ahora Quien," "Se Esfuma Tu Amor") and Anthony's true forte--scorching salsa numbers ("Valio La Pena," Tu Amor Me Hace Bien"). Still, everything is vividly enhanced by Anthony's astonshing vocal range. The disc's two new songs are a toss up: "Lo Que No Di" is overblown, overwrought and ponderous. In other words, a likely theme song for some future telenovela. First single "Que Precio Tiene El Cielo" is much better, highlighted by a sweet, slowly building salsa rhythm. Some hits--"Dimelo," "Muy Dentro De Mi"--are equally familiar in their English-language versions but benefit from richer performances en espanol--usually the case with Anthony's material. Also included--perhaps as a sweet bit of foresight--is "No Me Ames," Anthony's 1999 duet with future wife Jennifer Lopez. --Joey GuerraCustomer Reviews:
Great CD.......2007-04-01
Lamento Jibaro...is a great sad Puerto Rican story with a nice old style musical arrangement which takes you back to the Island for those whom can relate and undertand the story behind the lyrics to this song.
A great CD for New Marc fans to endulge in his Spanish Music for starters.
Angel
Chelsea - MA
All his new times greatest hit.......2007-02-25
Great buy.......2007-01-24
Could have been better..........2007-01-18
Sigo Siendo Yo: Grandes Exitos with Marc Anthony............2007-01-03
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Buena Vista Social Club Presents: Manuel Guajiro Mirabal
Manuel "El Guajiro" Mirabal Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0006SSNCI Release Date: 2005-01-04 |
Tracks:
- El rincon caliente
- Para bailar el montuno
- Deuda
- El roloj de Pastora
- Me bote de guano
- Mi Corazon no tiene quien lo llore
- Tengo que olvidarte
- Canta montero
- Chicarronero
- No vuelvo a Monon/Las tres Marias/Apurrunenme mujeres Medley
- Dombe Dombe
Amazon.com
For his first solo album, 71-year-old trumpeter Mirabal has created a tribute to the seminal bandleader Arsenio Rodriguez. The latter was a tres-wielding maverick who reveled in Cuba's African heritage and gave new opportunities to the piano and brass. With three trumpeters on board, it is not surprising that the tracks often explode into blaring, festive, sloppy--precise fanfares, but Papi Oviedo on tres and pianist Roberto Fonseca more than hold their own. The singers also get a workout, notably on Me Bote De Guano, with its humming opening chorus and robust tenor lead vocal. The late Rubén González, who was Rodriguez's original keyboard man, is heard on Dombe Dombe, a tune he suggested for the set list. The sessions were recorded in Havana at legendary Egrem Studios with a minimum of technical bells-and-whistles and if the sonic texture is somewhat rough and remote, it only adds to the studio-live atmosphere. --Christina RodenRecommended Similar Titles
Buena Vista Social Club |
BVSC Presents Omara Portuondo |
BVSC Presents Ibrahim Ferrer |
Introducing Ruben Gonzalez |
Mambo Sinuendo |
Cachaito |
Album Description
Cuban trumpeter Manuel "Guajiro" Mirabel was among the first musicians recruited by British producer Nick Gold for the now legendary sessions at Havana's Egrem Studio that yielded the multi-platinum Buena Vista Social Club album and Wim Wenders' groundbreaking concert documentary. But the veteran player already had enjoyed a rich musical history, having performed for more than 40 years in some of the most celebrated Cuban nightclub orchestras. With this lively set of '40s-era conjunto classics, he pays tribute to pioneering Cuban composer-bandleader Arsenio Rodriguez, whose trumpet arrangements inspired Mirabel as a boy.Customer Reviews:
Manuel Guarjiro Mirabal.......2006-03-05
Hot Latin Big Band.......2005-02-26
"debut solo for Manuel Guajiro Mirabal".......2005-02-02
Composer Rodgriguez sends our way "CANTA MONTERO", "EL RELOJ DE PASTORA", "EL RINCON CALIENTE", "ME BOTE DE GUANO", "MI CORAZON NO TIENE QUIEN LO LLORE", "PARA BAILAR EL MONTUNO", "TENGO QUE OLVIDARTE", creativity and innovation sends a modern salsa conjunto that will keep your head spinning...craving more of the same much like "Mambo Kings"..."DEUDA", composed by Luis Marquetti in 1945..."CHICHARRONERO", composer Louis "Lili" Martinez Grinan blends piano solo and brass to this rhythmic tune..."NO VUELVO A MORON LAS TRES MARIAS APJURRUNENME MUJERE MEDLEY", composers Otilio Del Portal and Arsenia Rodriguez favor us with a 5 minute medley of Cuba's finest offerings..."DOMBE DOMBE", beautiful opening trumpet solo, with haunting counter-melodies arranged and performed by Ruben Gonzalez, just the way it was back in the '40s...gotta love it!
Total Time: 46:36 on 11 Tracks ~ Nonesuch Records 79810 ~ (1/04/2005)
Another Gem From A Buena Vista Social Club Veteran.......2005-01-22
I highly recommend this album, along with all the albums of Buena Vista Social club members. Let's enjoy this music. This is the kind of music that you will not get tired listening at. Why? Because they are made by real musicians. All the sounds you hear are coming from real instruments all recorded live in the studio. If you are tired of listening to "manufactured" music, this kind of music will surely give you an entirely different experience.
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Buena Vista Social Club Presents Omara Portuondo
Omara Portuondo Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004SVHO Release Date: 2000-05-09 |
Tracks:
- La Sitiera
- He Perdido Contigo
- Donde Estabas Tu?
- Mariposita De Primavera
- Canta Lo Sentimental
- Ella Y Yo
- No Me Vayas A Enganar
- No Me Llores Mas
- Veinte Anos
- El Hombre Que Yo Ame (The Man I Love)
- Siempre En Mi Corazon
Amazon.com
While she came to global prominence as the female singer on the Buena Vista Social Club album and in the film, Omara Portuondo has a career that--like the other participants--stretches back many years. She puts her experience to good use on this record, sounding for all the world like a Cuban Billie Holiday, smoky and quietly tragic, with a history of lost love. The lush arrangements, which often sound transplanted straight from 1950s Havana, frame her voice exquisitely while guests such as Ibrahim Ferrer, Compay Segundo, and Rubén González add their inimitable talents to the mix. Her reading of "The Man I Love" ("El Hombre Que Yo Ame") is also a microcosm of the disc--slightly jazzy, with a yearning vocal that's emotive without ever being overwrought. There's little doubt that Portuondo is a world-class singer, and this is the ideal showcase for her extraordinary talents. --Chris NicksonCustomer Reviews:
What a voice!.......2007-05-13
Omara Sears my Synapses. Let her Blister yours, too.. .......2006-10-27
This is the best of all the Buena Vista Social Club productions, IMAO. And whatever that woman up in one of the featured reviews means in saying that this music isn't danceable, I have no idea. Maybe she's in traction or something and can't move. I mean, I barely can myself. It takes something special to bring whatever rhythm I have out of me, but Omara does it every time. No drum machines or thumping bass, true- she's much more potent than that. It's much more a Billie Holiday slow burn, but in Spanish, y el espanol es una idioma mas proximo al corazón que ingles.
El fuego va consumirle.
Sorry about that. Soy el asesino del espanol. But it is still one of el gitano's axioms that if he can break his excreble Spanish down on a lady, then the repartee is practically over. And Omara is one of his very most secret weapons. Loose her, and the party or date will- how to say this - improve. Coulé, coupé, touché.
It happens every time. This album comes with el gitano's seal of guarantee. Buy it, use it with judicious abandon, and enjoy..
Excellent representation of this genre.......2005-10-06
beautiful music.......2004-05-14
Builds on a great foundation.......2004-04-27
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Valio la Pena
Marc Anthony Manufacturer: Sony International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0002IQNV0 Release Date: 2004-07-27 |
Tracks:
- Valio La Pena
- Escapemonos
- Ahora Quien
- Tu Amor Me Hace Bien
- Volando Entre Tus Brazos
- Amigo
- Se Esfuma Tu Amor
- Lamento Borincano
Amazon.com
Singer/songwriter Marc Anthony gets back to the basics here, rewarding his main fanbase by recording salsa versions of the Spanish-language pop ballads on his Amar sin Mentiras CD. Beyond "Lamento Borincano," the old folk-salsa standard by the legendary Puerto Rican songwriter Rafael Hernandez, there isn't anything new. The other seven tracks are simply horn-fueled and percussion heavy retakes. But even those who already have Amar can find new juice here. Valio La Pena vibrates with new sonic urgency as Anthony describes the risks sometimes necessary in finding romantic happiness. The pop version of "Ahora Quien" was dramatic and anthemic. Here, it's speeded up and filled out with melodic pianos and horns. Even "Escapemonos," the tepid duet with actress/singer Jennifer Lopez, gets a recharge in the salsa version thanks to percolating percussions. Anthony's strength is his strong, plaintive vocals. On ballads he's ok, but it's in fiery salsa tunes where the music and the vocals really complement each other. Did we really need two Anthony CDs? Probably not, but his hardcore salsa fans will appreciate the extra effort. --Ramiro BurrCustomer Reviews:
Love it.......2007-03-28
Valio la pena to buy this cd.lol.......2007-02-25
HE'S BACK!.......2006-11-21
Just off 5 stars.......2006-07-31
Not as good as his 3 previous salsa albums.......2006-05-19
Valio is a rearrangement of some of the songs of Amar sin Mentiras. And it definitely has the feeling of an afterthought.
While it is a pretty decent salsa album (albeit brief), it is simply not in the class of his other three salsa CD's, Todo a su Tiempo, Contra la Corriente, and especially, Libre. The arrangements are standard competent rather than thorougly innovative and unique as were the older ones.
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Soulfuric In The House
Soulfuric Manufacturer: In the House UK ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001L7RZY Release Date: 2004-04-15 |
Tracks:
- First Choice Love And Happiness
- Hardsoul Feat. Ron Carroll Back Together (Coypright Reprise)
- Candido Thousand Finger Man
- Cerrone The Only One (Jamie Lewis Club Mix)
- Roland Clark Resist (Original Southern Divide Remix)
- Urban Blues Project Feat. Bobby Pruitt We Are One (Hands-Up-Apella)
- Nuyorican Soul Runaway (Mousse T Jazz Funk Experience)
- Puzique Nice & Tight
- 11am Give It Up (Sean McCabe Dub)
- Wikkaman Featuring Jacqui Williams Just That Way (Knee Deep Dub)
- DJ Jorj Brazil Horns (Danny Krivit Re-edit)
- The Braxtons The Boss (MAW Dub)
- Orange Muse Keep The Funk Alive (Acappella)
- Etherfox The Whirld You Live (Jamie Lewis Dub)
- John 'Julius' Knight Dancing In Paradise' (JJK Beats)
- Vinx Tomorrow (Carnival Mix)
- Hardsoul Feat. New Cool Collective Sweatshop (Calypso Mix)
- TJM I Don't Need No Music (Joey Negro's Uptown Edit)
Tracks:
- MAW Feat. India I Can't Get No Sleep (Copyright Edit)
- 4 Siders Solymos
- Roland Clark I Get Deep (Acapella)
- The Latin Project Lei Lo Lai (MAW Mix) B's Re-tweaked Edit
- Deep Swing Feat. Donna Washington Take Me To The Disco (Hardsoul Mix)
- Reel People Feat. Vanessa Freeman The Light (Copyright Mix)
- Audiowhores Nekossa (Original)
- Vibe Residents Feat. Dragonfly The DJ's Calling Me (Acappella)
- MAW Feat. India To Be In Love (Knee Deep Edit)
- Eminence Feat. Kathy Brown Give It Up
- Copyright Feat. Shovell Bulo (Afro Disco Mix)
- Conan Liquid Help Me Out
- Wait A Minute Acapella
- Glory Feat. Jocelyn Brown Hold Me Up
- Olav Basoski Opium Scumbagz (Cleptomaniacs Remix)
- Galaxy People A Spiritual Journey (UBP Mix)
Album Description
Since its inception in 1996, Soulfuric Recordings has been bringing you quality tunes from respected DJs. Today, Defected Records is proud to present the next installment of In The House series with Soulfuric. Disc 1 and 2 are mixed by label founder Brian Tappert, and talented DJ/producer John `Julius' Knight. CD3 is the enhanced bonus CD with 10 classic Soulfuric tracks along with track notes, biographies, gallery, screen savers and wallpapers.CD1 is mixed by John "Julius" Knight. He is a DJ who has always been attracted to the sound of club classics. His musical style is best described as raw, energetic, soulful and funky - perfectly captured on this CD.
CD2 is mixed by Brian Tappert, who is best known for being one half of the world renowned remix team Jazz-N-Groove Productions. He also records under the monikers of Urban Blues Project and Cleptomaniacs, as well as remixing from everyone from Loleatta Holloway to Arnold Jarvis to Sounds of Blackness.
This latest from In the House series is the perfect representation of Soulfuric - from its early days to now - making this album a must-have for anyone who likes their House with pure soul.
Customer Reviews:
House Perfection: Defected's Very Best .......2006-12-22
P.S. If you can find the 3CD out-of-print UK edition, it's worth it. The 3rd CD has unmixed versions of Soulsearcher w/ Donna Allen's "Feelin' Love" and DJ John Julius Knight's epic "Find A Friend" (which samples Sylvester's "Over And Over" to marvelous effect) among other treasures.
Jazzy House Lounge CD for the masses.......2006-11-19
Mix2Nite from MIAMI
Soulicious.......2006-01-05
PUT IT ON AND LET IT PLAY!!!!!.......2005-04-13
With CD's like this, who needs to go to a club? But there are only 2 in this package
Leave your "skip track" button behind.......2005-02-14
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Latin Mix USA
Various Artists Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000007QD5 Release Date: 1998-06-16 |
Tracks:
- Maria (Jason Nevins' Remix) - Ricky Martin
- Guantanamera (Carnabeat Short Version) - Wyclef Jean
- Estoy Aqui (Extended Club Mix) - Shakira
- I Like It (Radio Mix) - The Blackout Allstars
- Muevete - DLG
- Valga El Brillo De Tus Ojos (Lopez Del Sol 12in. Remix) - Albita
- Baila Baila (Meme's Radio Mix) - Chayanne
- Pantera En Libertad (Xtra Mix Apollo 440) - Monica Naranjo
- Bien Pegaito (Radio Mix) - Merenbooty Girls
- Muevelo/Move It (Remix) - Fey
- Mi Gente Latina (Robi Rob's Boriqua Radio Edit) - Robi Rob's Clubworld
- Ritmo De La Noche (Radio Mix) - Lorena Martinez
- (Miami Mix) - Will Smith
Customer Reviews:
Hip Latin Music.......1999-05-17
Great Latin Dance Hits.......1998-12-22
Great original recordings.......1998-09-16
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Como Me Gustas
Malecon Social Club Manufacturer: Chant Du Monde Fr. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000EWC1OM Release Date: 2006-07-11 |
Tracks:
- Suavito
- Vente Anos
- Lodo
- Lagrimas Negras
- Yolanda
- Para Que No Me Olvides
- Toda Una Vida
- Nosotros
- Mi Dulce Anhelo
- Perdon
- Camison De Pepa
- Dos Gardenias
- Como Me Gustas
- Contigo Aprendi
- Tic-Tac
- El Carretero
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Para Puente
Snowboy & the Latin Section Manufacturer: Cubop Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00006F7ON Release Date: 2002-09-10 |
Tracks:
- Chango Moti Awa
- Puente
- Los Rumberos De La Habana Y Matanzas
- Two For T
- Rocky And Perry
- Barrango
- 42nd And Broadway
Latin Music:
- Dancemania 80's [Import]
- Daniel Santos Con Conjunto Clasico
- De la Mata!!
- El Dueto Consentido de Mexico
- El Perreo del Reggaeton
- El Poeta del Pueblo
- El Rayo
- En Vivo Desde Dallas, Texas [Live]
- Explosion Tropical 2004
- Ghetto Muzik
Latin Music
Bach: Solo Suites; Chromatic Fantasy; Chaconne
Softly as in a Morning Sunrise
Angel Delivery Service [Enhanced] [Import]
50 Years of Country (1975-1990) [Import]