Cromalatina

'Siguiendo la Linea'

CromaLatina A Salsa Band born in 2000 in Cattolica (Italy) in  a zone called Riviera Romagnola where Music and dance is a Tradition.

The band is formed by 8 members all with important musical experience: Fausto Olmi at the piano, Leader and founder of the band, Matteo Salvatori,  Marco Roveti in percussion, Renato Pignieri, Oscar Palmieri and Yasser Merlet at the wind instruments and Vocals by Max and Rita.

Cromalatina has contributed enormously to the evolution of Latin Music in Italy hence Number one in the Italian Salsa scene. The band is also the only one to figure in the American Latin charts as Salsa Made In Italy. Cromalatina has shared the stage with many famous International artists such as Alfredo De La Fè, Jhonny Ray, Jimmy Bosch, Paulito FG, Frankie Negron, Luisito Rosario, Henry de Aventura, Toke D’Keda amongst others.

In summer of 2004 Cromalatina records a new single called "Una Nuova Estate" (Un nuevo verano or A new summer), which is positioned in the top 30 most danced Latin songs in the United States, a real achievement given that the lyrics of this song are in Italian.

The following year they launch "Cromalatina Llegò "once again making it to the top charts both in Italy and the USA, then initiating artistic relationships with before mentioned famous names.

In 2007 the moment arrives when the sensational album titled "Siguiendo La Linea" is launched under the production of Planet Records. This is their first launch featuring important artists such as Luisito Rosario, Jesus "El Niño" Alejandro, Toke d’Keda, Henry Santos de Aventura and others.

"Siguiendo La Linea" is definitely a masterpiece combining the sensuality of both Latin languages "Spanish and Italian" together with the sensuous Latin beats such as Salsa and a touch of Bachata, making a seamless fusion. A must have for all lovers of Latin music.

To find out more visit: www.myspace.com/cromalatinalatinband

Mayte Salsa

Cromalatina...with 'Un Apretoncito"...

Track Listing

1. Son Que Son (Ft Luisito Rosario)
2. Mami
3. Dile
4. Uno Mas
5. Amici Per Sempre (Ft Aventura)
6. Besar Tus Labios
7. Mayte Salsa
8. Cosa Vuoi Di Piu
9. Croma Latina Llego
10. Un Apretonsito (Ft Toke De Keda)
11. Amigos Por Siempre (Ft Aventura)
12. Piu Che Puoi
13. Son Que Son (Remix) 

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Gloria Estefan

'90 Millas'

The album also pays homage to the most influential and universally respected Latin musicians of the past fifty years. Some of the artists joining Estefan on this album include Grammy award winning artist Carlos Santana, Johnny Pacheco (whom many refer to as the 'Godfather of Salsa'), trumpet virtuoso Alfredo 'Chocolate' Armenteros, conga drum diva Sheila E., actor and musician Andy Garcia, and Cachao who is credited as the creator of Mambo.

This blend of musicians on "90 Millas" is historically significant on a number of levels. This is the first, and quite possibly the last time that all of these legendary artists will play together on one CD. The newly released first single, "No Llores" features guest performances by famed Latin musicians Carlos Santana, Sheila E. and Jose Feliciano; just one of the incredible collaborations found on this CD.

Being completely in Spanish, this further enriches and allows listeners who are not fluent in Spanish to truly appreciate all aspects of this album. The music, the rhythms, the beat, are typical of Estefan and the standard that she sets forth in her music.

"90 MILLAS" is a roots album. Its songs portray authentic Cuban sounds through upbeat danceable tracks like 'Pintame' and 'Esta Fiesta No Va Acabar,' to poignant ballads like 'Yo No Cambiaría' and celebratory tracks like 'Cuando Cuba Sea Libre.'

Described by Gloria "an amazing explosion of rhythm," the title track '90 Millas' is Afro-Cuban - a genre typically recognized by its use of syncopated rhythm. Of dueting with La India on this track Gloria says, "…It was a great feeling in the studio between her and me because we've wanted to work together for a long time. And this song particularly was very special to us because it is very representative of the wild rhythms and the differences that we have in the rhythms of Cuban music.
 

Gloria Estefan in action...with 'No llores"...

Track Listing

1. Me Odio - (with Alfredo 'Chocolate' Armenteros)
2. No Llores - (with Jose Feliciano/Carlos Santana/Alfredo 'Chocolate' Armenteros)
3. Lo Nuestro - (with Jose Feliciano/Carlos Santana/Nelson Gonzalez)
4. Pintame De Colores - (with Jose Feliciano/Carlos Santana/Nelson Gonzalez/Andy Garcia)
5. Caridad - (with Jose Feliciano/Carlos Santana/Marco LInares/Juanito Marquez/Papo Lucca)
6. Yo No Cambria - (with Jose Feliciano/Juanito Marquez)
7. Besame - (with Johnny Pacheco)
8. Refranes
9. Bailar, A - (with Papo Lucca)
10. Esta Fiesta No Va' Acabar - (with Nelson Gonzalez/Generoso Jimenez)
11. Volvere - (with Paquito D'Rivera/Israel 'Cachao' Lopez/Candido Camero)
12. Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre) - (with Nelson Gonzalez/Orestes Vilato/Sal Cuevas/Jesus Cruz)
13. Morenita
14. 90 Millas - (with India)

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Marc Anthony

'El Cantante'

El Cantante features Anthony's best interpretations of ten classic tunes from different phases of tropical music singer Héctor Lavoe's legendary career. Showcasing one of today's hottest stars portraying the man who redefined Latin music back in the 1960s and 70s.


The sad, tragic story of late Salsa singer Héctor Lavoe has been told and retold in various medium, most recently and famously in the film El Cantante, starring Marc Anthony and wife Jennifer Lopez. Anthony is also the lead, so to speak, of the film's soundtrack, a collection of songs popularized by Lavoe, who became one of Salsa's most fabled vocalists during his tenure with the Fania All-Stars.

The Fania influence is pervasive in this set, where tracks are penned mostly by Ruben Blades, Willie Colón and Johnny Pacheco, and new arrangements decidedly hark back to their 1970s and early 1980s origin. Even Anthony admits that in performing these songs; classics for many Salsa fans, he tried to get into Lavoe's mind, studying his phrasing and interpretations in detail. As a result, this album works both for those who are only discovering Lavoe as well as for those who are die-hard fans and want to hear the songs in new versions. For fans of Anthony alone, it is a departure in interpretation; here, the singer opts for a more sober, matter of fact delivery than the more emotional delivery he is known for.

Although the first single off El Cantante is "Mi Gente," the album kicks off with the title track, which is really Lavoe's letter of introduction. After an intro reminiscent of Ruben Blades' Plástico (Blades wrote this track), Anthony launches into this biographical rumination, a complex melody over dueling strings, percussion and piano. As with "Plástico," there is not a chorus but rather a repetition of verses which later dissolve into lengthy improvisations and soneos (vocal improvisations).

Perhaps the best-known dance track here is "Che Che Colé," a Willie Colón composition with multiple layers of percussion and distinctive horn riffs.

Fans of Jennifer López may want to jump to the end of the album for "Toma de Mí," the track that was used for the film's end credits. It is a pop ballad written expressly for López, and its genre brings a touch of universality to this collection.

It was this clever blend of mundane and stylish that made Lavoe so appealing, and that still works today.

Marc Anthony in action...with 'El Cantante"...

Track Listing

1. El Cantante
2. Mi Gente
3. Escandalo
4. Aguanile
5. Che Che Colé
6. El Día de Mi Suerte
7. Qué Lío
8. Quítate Tú Pa Ponerme Yo
9. Todo Tiene Su Final
10. Toma De Mí (Jennifer Lopez)

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Spanish Harlem Orchestra

'United we Swing'

Spanish Harlem Orchestra's third release isn't appreciably different from their first two, but that's not a criticism; as before, the 13-piece orchestra delivers a nonstop volley of pure neo-retro Salsa Dura that couldn't possibly be improved upon. Led by pianist Oscar Hernández, SHO takes its cues from the heyday of Tito Puente, Machito and the other revered Latino bandleaders of the mid- to late 20th century. The coordinated horn blasts snap in and out with regularity, the percussion is endlessly dizzying, the nuanced solos impressive and the vocalists all engaging. Most of the tunes here are originals, and the arrangements by Hernández, vocalists Willie Tórres, Ray de la Paz and others are polished to perfection. Paul Simon is the big-name guest star this time out taking a lead vocal on the album closer, his own "Late in the Evening" is actually the weakest track on an album that otherwise has none, if only because it feels out of context. But not to worry; this is Latin dance music the likes of which is rarely heard anymore, and that in itself is worthy of celebration.

 

In the late ’60s and early ’70s, before there were a half-dozen Latin charts and twice as many subgenres, the essence of Latin music, at least on the East Coast, was Salsa. With musicians and ideas traveling back and forth on a kind of San Juan/New York shuttle, the heart of Salsa was Spanish Harlem, where Afro-Caribbean rhythms blended with the beat of the streets and the call of the dancehall. Oscar Fernandez brings that sound and spirit back without kneeling to nostalgia or compromising with current trends. The fundamentals are all here; clearly enunciated piano vamps, chant-and-response vocals, trumpets and trombones blazing upfront and the rhythms of congas, bongos, timbales and maracas. The SHO’s elegant yet muscular ensemble playing makes this classic style sound as vivid and magnetic as ever.

On United We Swing, Spanish Harlem Orchestra continues in the same classic-meets-contemporary sound, but with refreshing originality. Nine of the songs are original compositions grounded in the unique identity the band has forged based on the musical legacy of 'El Barrio', a pulsating Eastside community in NYC located to the south of 125th St that gave rise to Boogaloo, Latin Soul and Salsa.

This album has something for everyone.

Spanish Harlem Orchestra in action...Llego la Banda...one SHO's old hits...

Track Listing

1. S.H.O Intro
2. Llego La Orquesta
3. En El Tiempo Del Palladium
4. Se Formo La Rumba
5. Sacala Bailar
6. Ahora Si
7. Que Bonito
8. Salsa Pa'l Bailador
9. Mujer Divina
10. Soy Candela
11. Plena Con Sabor
12. Danzon For My Father
13. Late In the Evening/Tarde en la noche - (with Paul Simon)

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El Cartel: The Big Boss

Daddy Yankee 

Reggaeton is a very formulaic style of music. It generally contains a "dem bow" rhythm and Spanglish rapping.
Daddy Yankee was a rapper before he realized the future was in Reggaeton, so it's not out of character for him to attempt to bridge these two sounds on in this release.

 

When 2004's BARRIO FINO became one of Reggaeton's best selling albums, and one of the genre's defining documents, Daddy Yankee was elevated to iconic status. That status was helped by the release of BARRIO FINO EN DIRECTO, a set of live recordings, videos, and new singles released in 2005, but fans had to wait until 2007 for a new studio album. That wait was rewarded with EL CARTEL: THE BIG BOSS, a collection that arguably tops the now-classic BARRIO FINO in ambition and appeal. At 80 minutes and 21 tracks, EL CARTEL is a sprawling achievement, offering up no shortage of skittering, head-nodding beats, lightning-quick rhymes, and colorful, genre-twisting samples. The album features numerous collaborations with U.S. pop musicians, including Fergie, Akon, William, and others, ensuring Daddy Yankee's crossover success with English-language audiences, and broadening the artist's already widespread international appeal. Over half the album's tracks sound tailor-made for the singles chart, and its wild, danceable grooves and top-tier production throughout makes it a prime candidate for the summer party album of 2007.

Vídeo - Daddy Yankee f. Fergie - El Impacto Remix...

Track Listing

1. Jefe
2. En Sus Marcas Listos Fuera
3. Cambio
4. Fuera De Control
5. Impacto
6. Ella Me Levanto
7. Lo Clasico, A
8. Bring It On - (with Akon)
9. Who's Your Daddy?
10. El Celular
11. Ven Damelo
12. Papi Lover - (with Nicole)
13. Que Paso!
14. Mensaje De Estado
15. Tension - (with Hector 'El Father')
16. Soy Lo Que Soy
17. Coraza Divina
18. Plane To PR - (with Will.i.am)
19. Me Quedaria
20. Todos Quieren A Raymond
21. Impacto - (remix, with Fergie)

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Chayanne - Mi Tiempo 

After 14 albums, Chayanne (born Elmer Figueroa de Arce) is back with the next one "Mi Tiempo" (My Time) out on April 2007 via Sony BMG. It was born out of the hands of producers Jose Gentile and Sebastian de Peyrecave.

 

Chayanne has spread his music influence throughout North and South America and Spain. He has had 8 hits in the #1 Billboard's Hot Latin Charts. With the new album, he may have another one as it still employs his trademark: romantic ballads mixed with up-tempo material. "I like to stay close to my truth," he said.

He further explained, "I'm not going to test the waters with something like heavy metal because that's not who I am. I'm a person who was born on an island and has traveled throughout Latin America many times. So, I can work fusions with these rhythms because I've been there. I wanted to do something that could travel throughout Latin America but within the backbone of my style, which is pop."

And as usual, he would be touring in US to promote this latest piece starting from April 2007. He sets a plan that the singles from the album will be released for the first time in each tour. For example, the ballad "Si Nos Quedara Poco Tiempo," will debut live at the tour's first date.

Definitely a must have for the romantic at heart.

Track Listing

1. Si Nos Quedara Poco Tiempo Listen Listen
2. Lola Listen Listen
3. Cuestión de Feeling Listen Listen
4. Tengo Miedo Listen Listen
5. Indispensable Listen Listen
6. Bailarina Listen Listen
7. Te Amaré Listen Listen
8. Sin Palabras de Relleno Listen Listen
9. Me Voy A Rio Listen Listen
10. Loco Por Vos Listen Listen
11. Juicio Final

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Jennifer Lopez 

Jennifer Lopez changes direction on 'COMO AMA UNA MUJER' (How A Woman Loves). Her first entirely Spanish album boasts 11 tracks, mostly ballads that reveal a new maturity and depth in the pop star's voice and deportment. Elegant, intense and lush, these songs bypass the dance floor and aim directly at the heart..

In the hands of producers Marc Anthony, Estefano, and Julia Reyes, the tracks leave plenty of space for the star to take command of these romantic moments and melodies. The high points (especially "Tu," and the finale "Adios") are custom-made to set the mood for thoughts of longing and love, in any language.

This return to her Latin roots suits Lopez well, as she warmly embraces her Puerto Rican heritage without abandoning her keen pop sensibility. With top-notch production by Anthony, lauded Colombian musician Julio Reyes Copello, and others, this album fully showcases J. Lo's range, as string-laden ballads ("Me Haces Falta," "Tu") are balanced out by energetic dance tracks, most notably the dramatic lead single "Que Hiciste." Easily one of Lopez's most impressive and accomplished records, COMO AMA UNA MUJER finds the singer entering a new phase with creativity and confidence.

Spanish-speaking fans will enjoy hearing Jennifer Lopez sing these songs, even if her delivery is a bit clumsy at times. They will also find that the lyrics are clearly enunciated and easy to hear; a perfect supplement to their vocabulary and verb conjugation exercises. Sweethearts of any nationality will understand the message that love is a complicated, beautiful thing.

Definitely a must have for the romantic at heart.

Track Listing

1. Qué Hiciste
2. Me Haces Falta
3. Como Ama Una Mujer
4. Te Voy A Querer
5. Por Que Te Marchas
6. Por Arriesgarnos
7. Tu
8. Amarte Es Todo
9. Apresurate
10. Sola
11. Adios
 

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Los Cocorocos 

Los Cocorocos targets" the true Salsa fan – the type who idolizes the classic sounds yet allows it to easily weave and breed new sounds such as urban Reggaeton as it happily cohabitates with a younger, more hip crowd.

Los Cocorocos includes original tracks interlaced with Salsa classics. It’s composed of 13 songs masterfully interpreted by renowned solo artists, duos or trios: “Los Hombres Tienen La Culpa”, by Gilberto Santa Rosa & Don Omar, “Che Che Colé” by Tego Calderón & Víctor Manuelle, “Dos Jueyes” by Zion and Domingo Quiñones, “Perdona Viejo” by Papo Rosario of the legendary Gran Combo and his son Aniel Rosario; “Claro de Luna” by Voltio, and “Los Gorditos” by Tito Nieves, Pedro Brull y John Eric, just to mention a few. This production has musical arrangements by Charlie Donato, Domingo Quiñones, Jose Lugo and Willie Sotello

The CD starts with a spoken declaration by Gallego accompanied by the “tumbao” of the congas as he narrates the story, the essence, the respect, the pride and the life of the “Cocoroco”.

Track Listing

1. Intro - Gallego
2. Los Hombres Tienen La Culpa - Don Omar/Gilberto Santa Rosa
3. Dos Hueyes - Zion/Domingo Quinones
4. Che Che Cole - Tego Calderon/Victor Manuelle
5. Mal Aguero - Domingo Quinones/La Sister
6. Perdona Viejo - Papo Rosario/Aniel Rosario
7. Los Gorditos - Tito Nieves/Pedro Brull/John Erick
8. Ayi Viene Mista - Mista
9. Mulata Rumbera - Junior Gonzalez/Plaza
10. Esa Nena - Jaking Y Maximo
11. Mafo Crew - Mafo Crew
12. La Wasa - La Symphonia
13. Claro De Luna - Voltio
 

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 "Somos los duros de la Salsa"

Since 1995 Sonora Carrueseles has shown the world the energetic power of Salsa with many successful releases now bringing us their latest album "Somos los duros de la Salsa". This album brings out the best of Carruseles and even some Reggaeton fusion in "La Culebra". Definetly a must have in the Salsa lover's collection.

Colombian Sonora Carruseles burst into the local tropical scene performing Afro-Caribbean rhythms, including a traditional style known as Salsa brava originated in the 1960s. Formed in 1995 by composer/producer Diego Galé and Mario Rincón, the group became a Boogaloo and original Salsa revival, taking over Latin America, the U.S.and Europe after releasing 1998's Heavy Salsa and 1999's Salsa y Fuego. Sonora Carrueseles has since come a long way and released many successful albums now bringing us their latest Salsa masterpiece "Somos los duros de la Salsa"

This Pure Salsa Dura Masterpiece captures the energetic and addictive hardcore non-stop rhythms that Carruseles is known by.

So get on your way to Music Front and grab your copy before the Sonora Carruseles Australian Tour in April. For more information on Sonora Carruseles and their Australian Tour please CLICK HERE.

Track Listing

1.Mi Verdadero Son (4:45)
2.Vuelvo a Cali (3:31)
3.Mi Divino Señor (4:07)
4.Culebra (4:02)
5.Boogaloo Chévere (3:52)
6.Tres Tambores (4:24)
7.Mosaico Se Botó/La Comay/Que Suene Mi Campana/Al Son de Los Cueros (4:45)
8.Descarga en Do (4:27)
9.Rumbantela (4:50)
10.Alacrán (3:33)

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Ricky Martin

 "Ricky Martin MTV unplugged"

Ricky Martin MTV Unplugged is entertaining, soothing and sparkling.
Following his last album Life, which experimentally moved in innovative directions but was poorly received, with Unplugged Martin goes back to his roots, delivering an acoustic album of oldies from previous albums along with three new tracks. Martin's voice is in fine form, smooth and strong, and there's a large, tight band backing him up, making the overall effect colorful and lush.

While the track selection is not a simple compilation of all his hits - for instance, "Livin' La Vida Loca" is not included - the songs work well together and the end result is musically cohesive and pleasing. Four of the tracks, including "La Bomba" are from "Vuelve" and three others are from "A Medio Vivir". Of the three new tracks, "Tu Recuerdo' is by far the strongest new offering.

Ricky Martin has spent a lot of time experimenting with different world sounds in "Sound Loaded" and "Life". While there's little doubt that he will continue trying out different musical fusions and sounds in the future, it is gratifying to have an album that does a great job of showcasing the music that boosted him to superstardom.

It is an album for the faithful; instead of stretching, Martin is relying on his strengths, but it will satisfy those who still stand by Ricky Martin after all the ups and downs in his career.

Track Listing

1. Gracias Por Pensar En Mi (A Via Lactea)
2. Con Tu Nombre
3. María
4. Tu Recuerdo
5. Perdido Sin Tí
6. Asignatura Pendiente
7. Vuelve
8. Lola, Lola
9. Volveras
10. La Bomba
11. Fuego De Noche, Nieve De Día
12. Pegate

This album is also available in DVD

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El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico

 "Arroz con Habichuela"

With the release of this new CD, El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico gives us the chance to witness a new direction in its career. “Arroz con habichuela” includes ten new songs that demonstrate that their passion for music, as well as their love for salsa, only grows with every album. Standout songs include the first promotional single, “No hay manera:” it’s a perfect example of the essence of this legendary Puerto Rican artists who, on their latest release with Discos 605, a Sony BMG company, give us more “music to keep on dancing,” as they often tell fans.

The great orchestra hasn’t put out an album since 2004's Aquí Estamos Y... ¡De Verdad!, so Arroz con Habichuela’s long overdue from one of the major bands in the history of Puerto Rican music. Rafael Ithier’s idea and band are still intact, producing some of the most subtle salsa in existence, perfectly constructed and perfectly played, never relying on the blast or volume to make up for ability. And what material: from the instantly memorable coros on “Si La Ves Por Ahi” to the amazing, almost unheard of tempo on “Arroz con Habichuela” (which, weirdly enough, sounds like something that Pupy, in Cuba, might play), there isn’t a mistake on the album. But let me get back to the perfection here: listen to how the bell on “Esa Mujer” changes patterns in the beginning of the tune to juice the last few bars before the bridge; it’s so careful and sophisticated. And strangely enough, the recording makes the band sound small, and almost live; the recording makes the music realistic, as if you were listening in a small hall to a rehearsal. So much the better. The reduction in size makes the glory of the orchestra that much more evident, without hiding anything behind too much echo or production gloss. The brilliance is all there in the band, begging to be turned up, lived with. A masterpiece.

Track Listing

1. Si La Ves por Ahí
2. Te Veo Nena
3. No Hay Manera
4. Arroz Con Habichuela
5. Esa Mujer
6. Como Tiembla el Alma
7. Yo No Mendigo Amor
8. Piénsalo
9. No Te Detengas a Pensar
10. No Sé Qué

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2006 Releases

Rhythms del Mundo - Cuba

Universal Music released 'Rhythms Del Mundo', an exciting collaborative album, which fuses the hot Afro-Cuban sounds of The Buena Vista Social Club Musicians" with tracks from some of the buzziest bands, including The Arctic Monkeys, Franz Ferdinand, Coldplay, The Kaiser Chiefs, Jack Johnson and many others. It also features the amazing vocals from famed Cuban vocalists, Omara Portuonda, and the last ever recording of the much beloved Ibrahim Ferrer. The album is in aid of Artists Project Earth (APE), which lends support for natural disaster relief and climate change awareness

Rhythms Del Mundo is an electrifying album that fuses music of different cultures and comes up with a melting pot of rare sounds. Arranged by Demetrio Muniz, Miguel Patterson and Kenito, the main recording sessions took place in Havana at Abdala Studios from the April 2005 to June 2006. While the majority of the vocals remain the same, The Buena Vista Social Club musicians took the original orchestration from each song and created something utterly unique casting their trademark mastery over each track. Their noted and exceptional musicianship seduced even the notoriously protective Arctic Monkeys into handing over their track. As a rule, the band has never licensed their music for compilation albums, but were so enamoured with the result that they were happy for it to be included on the album. As well as The Arctic Monkeys' track 'Dancing Shoes', Rhythms Del Mundo included reworked tracks such as Clocks by Coldplay, Better Together by Jack Johnson, She Will be Loved by Maroon 5, High and Dry by Radiohead and others.

Rhythms Del Mundo also includes music by famed Cuban singers Omara Portuondo and the last vocal recording of Afro-Cuban bolero singer, Ibrahim Ferrer, who died tragically in 2005. The other Cuban musicians from The Buena Vista Social Club who perform on this album are as follows: Barbarito Torres, Amandito Valdes, Virgilio Valdes, Angel Terri Domech, Manuel 'Guajiro' Mirabal, Orlando Lopez 'Cachaito' and Demetrio Muniz.

The artists on this album fully support the record as a show of commitment to the music and to the cause that it endorses.

Tracklisting

1. Clocks - Coldplay
2. Better Together - Jack Johnson
3. Dancing Shoes - Arctic Monkeys
4. One Step Too Far - Dido & faithless
5. As Time Goes By - Ibrahim Ferrer
6. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - Coco & U2
7. She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5
8. Modern Way - Kaiser Chiefs
9. Killing Me Softly - Omara Portuondo
10. Ai No Corrida - Vanya &Quincy
11. Fragilidad - Sting
12. Don't Know Why - Vanya
13. Hotel Buena Vista - Aquila Rose & Idana
14. The Dark of the Matinee - Coco & Franz Ferdinand
15. High and Dry - Lele & Radiohead Bonus track
16. Casablanca - Ibrahim & Omara

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Victor Manuelle  " Decision Unánime"

Victor Manuelle's “Decision Unánime” (Unanimous Decision) reads like an obvious bid for pop stardom slick production, big-name pop and Reggaeton vocalists, but it's ultimately anything but that. Instead, it's a grand reaffirmation of his status as one of the genre's prominent Salseros. Manuelle could likely have a crossover career à la Marc Anthony, but he's simply not interested. Manuelle instead showcases his polished presence and suave good looks amid sweltering Salsa rhythms, which make up the bulk of “Decision Unánime”

If you're in doubt, listen to "Cenizas" or "Hazme Sentir", both of which start out at a slow simmer and boil their way to major salsa heat. Always danceable, always engaging, you're going to dance to this album for years to come

More about Victor Manuelle...

Victor Manuelle started his career at his high school graduation party where Gilberto Santa Rosa was the featured act. His friends were telling Santa Rosa about Salsa crazy Manuelle, and Santa Rosa asked him on the stage to sing with him. The rest is Salsa history…

“Decision Unánime”  is Manuelle's 10th album, and it's his best. Somewhat of a departure from his past work, it features polished orchestration, but never becomes slick. Featuring reggaeton's Don Omar and Hector El Father, the album turns them into Salseros rather than forcing Manuelle into the standard Reggaeton mold. The album's one ballad, "Nuestro Amor Se Ha Vuelto Ayer" with guest Yuridia is lovely and a respite from non-stop Salsa heat.

Tracklisting

1. El Perdedor

2. Nuestro Amor Se Ha Vuelto Ayer

3. Vamos De Nuevo - (with Hector)

4. Puerto Rico 2006 - (with Eddie Palmieri)

5. Maldita Suerte

6. Nunca Habia Llorado Asi - (with Don Omar)

7. Dos Generaciones - (with Eddie Palmieri)

8. A Que Te Supo

9. Cenizas

10. Hazme Sentir

11. Nuestro Amor Se Ha Vuelto Ayer

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Oscar D'Leon - Fuzionando

Oscar D'Leon never seems to disappoint. Extremely durable and equally reliable. Whether it's the violin tinged "Hablando Solo" or the fiery Flamenco-Salsa track "Corazón Gitano," his heart and soul are clearly present. Listen to "Mi Raza Negra." Oscar can rock. On Fuzionando, like the recent Andy Montañez release Salsatón, D'Leon utilized the best Reggaetón talent to further embellish a handful of already powerful Salsa tracks. Joining the veteran singer on this hard-driving Salsa release are guests Tego Calderón, Barullo, Wahero and Zona 7. And on "Me Fallaste" another Salsa legend, Gilberto Santa Rosa, shows up to spar with D'Leon.

More about Oscar...

 A skill at improvisation is combined with a highly textured vocal tone by Venezuela-born Oscar d'León. A top-ranked performer in his homeland, d'León has continued to solidify his following throughout the world. A joy for entertaining has been a constant thread throughout d'León's career. In a 1996 interview with the Chicago Tribune, d'León said, "My message is not about ecology or politics, but it's simply that people have a good time and remember me as someone who loves them." Born in the Caracas neighbourhood of Etamin, d'León was influenced by Cuban musicians including Beny Moré and la Sonora Mantacera and by New York-based Latin performers including Eddie Palmieri and Willie Colón. He taught himself to play bass by listening and playing along to records. "I am not a maestro like they say," he explained. "I try to make my instrument sound coherent." D'León balanced his early career as a vocalist with full-time employment as a taxi driver and factory worker. Forming a band, la Dimensión Latina, in 1973, he recorded his first hit, "Pensando en Ti," shortly afterward. Three years later, he formed a second group, la Salsa Mayor. D'León, who's known affectionately as "El Leon de la Salsa" (The Lion of Salsa), has toured with very large groups. In addition to touring and recording with a 19-piece band featuring five saxophones, four trombones, and four trumpets, d'León toured with a 15-piece group in 1996. And after a slew of releases in the late '90s, d'León returned in the new millennium with Doble Play.

Tracklisting

1. Llamama (with Tego Calderon)

2. Corazon Gitano

3. La Canto - (with Barullo)

4. Me Fallaste - (with Gilberto Santa Rosa)

5. Hablando Solo - (with Wahero)

6. Usted Senor

7. Mi Raza Negra

8. Guede Zaina

9. La Negra Margot

10. Mirala - (with Zona 7)

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Mana - Amar es Combatir

Probably the biggest of the “Rock en Español” bands, Mexican group Maná has a long history and are considered the kings of Latino rock with a huge following in the United States. The core members started recording together under another name in the early 1980s, finally releasing the debut Mana album in 1988. Their sound is comprised of hard rock, more mellow pop sounds, and hints of calypso and reggae grooves and a heavy '80s rock influence. There's a strong socio-political foundation to the band's lyrics, borne out by the members' social activism, and marking them as a "people's band." As a massive international presence, Mana has collaborated with Carlos Santana and Ruben Blades, and has earned numerous Grammys, paving the way for the success of younger Rock en Español artists.

Their lush sound captured the first annual Latin Grammy Awards in fall 2000, for Maná won the award for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal for "Se Me Olvido Otra Vez" from their 1999 release MTV Unplugged. 2002's Revolución de Amor featured Carlos Santana and Rubén Blades as guest performers. Sandra Brennan

Amar es Combatir, Maná's 9th studio album and first in four years, was produced by Maná with the special collaboration of recording engineer Tom Russo (Audioslave, Macy Gray, Michael Jackson, Eric Clapton). It also includes a duet with Juan Luis Guerra. The #1 Latin Single Labios Compartidos was sung live at the Premios Juventud 2006.

Track Listing

1. Manda Un Señal

2. Labios Compartidos

3. Ojala Pudiera Borrarte

4. Arrancame El Corazon

5. Tengo Muchas Alas

6. Dime Luna

7. Bendita Tu Luz

8. Tu Me Salvaste

9. Combatiente

10. El Viaje

11. El Rey Tiburon

12. Somos Mar y Arena

13. Relax

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Michael Stuart - Back to da Barrio

Mostly influenced by his uncle Israel Stuart, aka Timbalero, Puerto Rican-descendant Michael Stuart participated in Johnny Rivera's orchestra before starting his solo career. He debuted in 1996 with the release “Cuentos De La Vecindad”, featuring a Latin version of Michael Jackson's "The Lady in My Life," followed by 1998's “Retratos” and 2000's “Súbele El Volúmen”. In addition, Michael Stuart joined a tropical compilation with "El Beso" and "Enseñame Tú."

Michael Stuart claims to bring it home on his latest release “Back to da Barrio”, and after a career that has identified with the urban rhythms as much as the Latino, this record definitely meets the expectations of the Salsero at heart. While there are plenty of hints that this isn't your old school Salsa, it is great Salsa nonetheless. Leaving his drum sequencer behind for these sessions, the instrumentation and arrangement incline more towards the likes of Oscar d'León than the hip-hop tinged Stuart audiences have come to know. The preceding record, “Sin Miedo” (Without Fear), harkened to the dance club or the cruisin' strip as much as it did the Salsa dancehall. Not so in his first project for the Machete Music label, which is ironic, considering the urban slant of the majority of their productions. The round, rich tone of the record seems to emulate the fat '70s timbre of New York Salsa's heyday. Stuart brings a certain barrio bad-boy quality to all of his projects, and that is certainly present, despite the classic aesthetic. Hearing Stuart in this context feels quite natural, and the results of the new direction are rockin'. The writing is among the hippest in modern Salsa, and the stylistically savvy band, including some Guaguancó, Bomba, and Comparsa sounds fresh and enticing. Old style with a new attitude is a great combination, in Stuart's hands.

Track Listing

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Don Omar - King of Kings

Don Omar is one of the most well known Reggaeton artists in Latin America. His cross over success in the U.S. has given him more exposure to English speaking Reggaeton fans, making him one of the more recognizable faces of Reggaeton along with Daddy Yankee and Tego Calderón.

"Released in mid 2006, KING OF KINGS finds Don Omar challenging fellow Puerto Rican superstar Daddy Yankee for the reggaeton throne. While the opening track, "Intro: Predica," presents Omar energetically rapping en Espanol over the string lines of the self-appointed "hip-hop violinist," Miri Ben-Ari, "Belly Danza" (featuring Beenie Man) works a lively dancehall vibe. Of course, Omar is sure not to leave more traditional Latin sounds behind, as evidenced by several frenetically rhythmic tracks--including "Cuentale," to name just one--on this assured and dynamic album."

"King of Kings", became history's highest ranking Reggaeton LP in the top 10 US charts, with its debut at # 1 on the Latin sales charts and the #1 spot on the Billboard Latin Rhythm Radio Chart with his single "Angelito". Don Omar was also able to beat the in-store appearance sales record at Disneyworld's Virgin music store previously set by pop star Britney Spears.

With the highest charting debut by a Reggaeton artist, Don Omar's "King of Kings" enters at No. 7 with 68,000, besting Daddy Yankee's No. 24 entry with 2005's "Barrio Fino En Directo." "King of Kings" crowns the Top Latin Albums chart as well.

Track Listing

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Guayacan "Xtremo"

Guayacán Orquesta are popular in Colombia and the world of Salsa for their Big Band sound that's both bold and brassy. These songs of love are painted brightly with irresistible dance beats.

“Xtremo”, confirms the existence of one of the most important musical groups in Colombia.

For about two decades, Guayacán has been an icon of the Colombian Music industry and one of the most important of its genre.

“Xtremo”, has a modern touch without loosing its identity and style and has a romantic, energetic focus making it an irresistible “must dance”.

“Hay amor, cuando hablan las miradas” (There’s love when looks talk) has been one of the most popular tracks in Colombia in the last few months, not only in Nightclubs or Radio but also in every street corner.

With the same strength that Guayacán initiated their musical success 20 years ago, They once again conquer the unique rhythm which identifies the indistinguishable sound for which Colombian Salsa is renown world wide.

Track Listing

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Juanes - "Mi Sangre"

“Juanes debut album, 2000's politically charged “Fíjate Bien” (Take a good look), announced the arrival of a thoughtful, intelligent artist.

But it was 2002's stellar “Un día normal” (A normal day) that solidified the Colombian Singer/Songwriter's status as a Star. That album earned six Latin Grammy awards and was the top Spanish Language seller of the year.

Expectations couldn't be higher for “Mi Sangre”.

As amazing as it sounds, “Mi Sangre” exceeds its predecessors. The album exudes the best elements of Juanes' previous works to create a collection that is at once exciting, provoking, sexy & energetic.

One of the best examples is leadoff single “Nada valgo sin tu Amor” (I'm Worthless without your Love), already perched atop Billboard's Hot Latin Tracks chart. It's a bittersweet mix of hopeful and sad lyrics ("That's why I want your love, always strong in my mind/even if we are far, or even if we are near, in the end") that could be a simple declaration of “amor “or a love letter from a wartime soldier.

Social issues figure prominently throughout Mi Sangre (My Blood), in which Juanes directly addresses Colombian conflicts. "What's happening in the world today?" he asks amid the grating rock rhythms of “Qué Pasa”, "That in all the dailies I read the same news of horror, lives that fall without reason?"

Even amid such downcast subject matter, Mi Sangre is a compulsive listen, with surprises at every turn. Juanes gets flirty during “Dámelo” (Give It to Me), in which he sizes up a potential lover; “Para tu Amor” is a faint-spell inducing Pop ballad that shines with optimism.

“Tu Guardián”, (Your Guardian) the album closer, is a sweet lullaby that seems tailor made for Juanes 8 month old daughter, “Luna”. It's here that Juanes electric display of blood, sweat and tears epitomizes why “Mi Sangre”  is one of the year's best releases, in any language”

Mi Sangre- Track listing

1. Amame

2. Para Tu Amor

3.Sueños

4. La Camisa Negra

5. Nada Valgo Sin Tu Amor

6. No Siento Penas

7.-Dámelo

8. Lo Que Me Gusta A Mi

9. Rosario Tijeras

10. Qué pasa?

11. Volverte a Ver

12. Tu Guardián

Bonus CD with Special Edition Pack:

1. La Paga- featuring Taboo (Black Eyed Peas)

2. Nada

3. Lo Que Importa

4. Fíjate Bien

5. A Dios Le Pido (Versión Acústica)

6. La Camisa Negra (Toy Hernández-Remix)

7. Podemos Hacernos Daño

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I Love Salsa – n’Klabe

Taking their name from the term "en clave," a reference to the heart beat of the Afro-Cuban rhythm, this group is all about Salsa, and nothing else.

With an honourable goal, to bring the love of Salsa to a new level, n'Klabe set out to turn the tides with “I Love Salsa”, their debut CD for Sony International.

Lead vocalists Héctor, Félix and Johnny have made a lot of progress toward that end. With a number one hit on Latin charts to their credit, "Amor de una Noche." N'Klabe is already proving a success and a favourite with younger audiences.

With a look even too clean cut to be called a Boy Band, and even cleaner sound, the Salsa that they love is all by the book. The arrangements, vocal/instrumental performance, and repertoire are all unremarkable. Though not a strong selection for those already familiar with the style, this squeaky-clean debut performance has found a home with a new audience.

A must have for all Salsa lovers!

Check out the CD, you won't be disappointed WE LOVE SALSA!!!

Track Listing 

1. I Love Salsa

2. Evitare

3. La Salsa De Puerto Rico

4. Quizas

5. Llegaste A Tiempo

6. Amor De Una Noche

7. Tiempo

8. Polos Opuestos

9. La Favorita

10. Amor De Una Noche

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Total Reggaeton

The hottest sound sweeping the US hit our local record stores on February 19.

A mix of hip-hop, reggae and dancehall, the Reggaeton sound has already taken off in Australian clubs and Total Reggaeton signifies the first compilation release of its kind produced locally. Total Reggaeton showcases the talents of Australia’s No.1 Latin DJ, DJ DonJuan, who will also be taking the Total Reggaeton release on the road with a nationwide club tour.

Once dismissed as nothing more than a passing fad, Reggaeton is now one of the largest genres of music in the US and Latin America with Latin music sales soaring by 23% thanks to its emergence. Reggaeton first came about when local Puerto Rican artists started translating Jamaican reggae into Spanish, and then fuse the lyrics with Panamanian style reggae beats. With the massive success of Nina Sky, NORE, Pitbull and Gasolina by Daddy Yankee in the urban nightclubs of Australia, it won't be long before Reggaeton sweeps this country's airwaves.

Total Reggaeton features some of the biggest Reggaeton hits by some of the genre's superstars including Daddy Yankee, Pitbull, Don Omar and Tony Touch. With a DJ career spanning 12 years Don Juan could be well regarded as a pioneer in an industry bursting at the seams with all things urban to date. With his roots firmly planted in the world of Latino music, it is easy to see why the Don is Australia’s No 1 Latino DJ.

DJ Don Juan on the importance of the Latin/Reggaeton movement in the Australian industry:

"Latin Music in general is important worldwide not just in Australia because it crosses so many racial barriers, and is accepted and enjoyed by a massive cross section of society. As long as the music in this compilation inspires one person to go to a Latino club and taste the culture and feel the passion through the beat of the music…then mission accomplished”.

Total Reggaeton  - Release date - 19 February, 2006

Tracklisting

1- Daddy Yankee - Gasolina

2- N.O.R.E. Feat. Nina Sky, Daddy Yankee, Gemstar, Big Mato - Oye mi canto

3- Hector Y Tito - Baila Morena

4- Don Omar - Dile

5- Zion Y Lennox - Te hago el amor

6- Trebol Clan - Agarrala

7- Hector Y Tito - Villana

8- Ranking Stone - Baila Conmigo

9- Glory - Gata Gargola

10- Baby Rasta Y Gringo Feat. Checka, Felo Man Y Notty Play - Buscame Yal

11- Magnate Y Valentino - Quiero sentir tu cuerpo

12- Tito el Bambino - A que no te atreves

13- D.I. - Yo quiero ir a bailar

14- Baby Rasta Y Gringo - Tu cuerpo quiero tocar

15- Magnate Y Valentino - Ya lo se

16- Ranking Stone - El Carnicero

17- Checka - Tu y yo

18- Magnate Y Valentino - Anda

19- Pitbull - Culo

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LA CARPOOL- SALSA POP

Welcome to the Indie World of the best Salsa/Pop Music around today. This is unique music unlike what you’ve heard before in this genre and all our music is live and original.

The L.A. Carpool website has already received one million hits. But that’s just one indication of the band’s growing popularity. L.A. Carpool has been featured in a Salsa night club scene on the CBS television show “First Monday,” and the song “Salsa Inferno” was played. The band has performed live on LATV, and live on a Cable show for KJLA which broadcasts to approximately 10 million bi-lingual households.

The L.A. Carpool was also heard in the major motion picture “NARC” starring Ray Liotta and Jason Patric. The song “Mi Guajira” was redone especially at the music supervisor’s request to have a male voice singing the song in Spanish. The song plays in the background as Patric and Liotta team up as partners in a café scene, so watch and listen for it there. The band and our individual names are acknowledged in the credits at the end.

What makes this band accessible and different is the layered “wall of sound” that incorporates a full Latin rhythm section of the best Los Angeles Salsa musicians, playing typical mambo, son, cha’s and all other popular musical idioms enjoyed by Salsa dancers throughout the World. On top of that, we layer the song with an intelligent lyrics by Rick Ryan and pop sensibility. Former Geffen Records Artist Frank Garcia who also writes and produces the melody lines in conjunction with producer/creator Jack Gold, plays guitar. The finishing touches are the rhythmic background vocals sung in Spanish. World famous percussionist Richie Gajate-Garcia adds to the “Tropical” rhythm sounds, and the singer Gloria T (half Colombian and half Irish) sounds sweet, hot and sexy in both English and Spanish.

Give the Carpool a ride for authentic tropical sounds and for popular, familiar and contemporary music. 70 minutes and 15 songs of great music make this one of the hottest buys available today in the music world. Take us for a ride in your car and you’ll never be the same again!

You can find the L.A. Carpool CDs available for sale online at www.amazon.com. If you wish to purchase individual songs, they are available at www.iTunes.com.

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AZUQUITA PA’L BAILADOR – DJ DONBEAR

DJ DONBEAR really has done it this time with his latest release “AZUQUITA PA’L BAILADOR”.

This CD has been made with the Hard Salsa lover in mind and is not for the faint hearted!

This release consists of hot 28 tracks to keep your Bom Bom shaking non-stop and it contains some of the best hits from the top Salsa nations in the world!

“AZUQUITA PA’L BAILADOR” is a must have for all Salsa lovers and Latin music admirers and is the perfect CD for your Latin Party as the clever track selection and mixes by Donbear will give you well over an hour of Salsa Madness Donbear’s style!

“AZUQUITA PA’L BAILADOR” is for sale at most outlets where Latin Music is available alternatively you can get it from TheLatinVoice.com for a discounted price of $28.00!!

To purchase a copy from TheLatinVoice.com simply email for further information.
Together with your Name, Address and a contact number to publicrelations@thelatinvoice.com

For further enquires please contact Nelson on 0411196111 or e-mail publicrelations@thelatinvoice.com

TRACK LISTING

1 - Intro cafe Colombiano
2 - Rebelion - Joe Arroyo
3 - Colombia Tierra Querida - Yuri Buenaventura
4 - Pa'l Bailador - Jerry Galante
5 - El Preso- Club 3D (Remix)
6 - Cachondea - Fruko y sus Tesos
7 - Arranca en Fa - Sonora Carruseles
8 - La Aguja - Grupo Gale
9 - Salao - Grupo Niche
10 - Blanco y Negro - Joe Arroyo
11 - La Salsa la traigo yo - Soho Edit - Sonora Carruseles

12 - Intro Boricua Nuyorican
13 - Besame - Charlie Cruz
14 - Tu Cariñito/Pena de Amor - Mix - Puerto Rican Power
15 - Me Libere - El Gran Combo de Puerto Rico
16 - Manos Duras - Ray Barreto
17 - Soneros de Bailadores - Cheo Feliciano y Pete "El Conde" Rodriguez
18 - Sentir la Musica - Humberto Ramirez
19 - La Banda - Spanish Harlem Orchestra
20 - Mercadonegro llego - Mercadonegro (Donbear Edit)

21 - Intro Tabaco y Ron Cubano - Sonora la Calle ft. Donbear
22 - Que cosas tiene la vida - Cesar pedroso
23 - Temba, Tumba, Timba - Los Van Van
24 - Havana Cola - Fito Gress
25 - Represent - Orishas (Soho Remix)
26 - Azucar - Eddy McLean
27 - Castigala - Maraca (Donbear Remix)
28 - Riquisima – SBS

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Putumayo presents
Salsa Around the World

"A Latin dance party with a twist, featuring Salsa from Greece, India, Scotland and beyond"

Ok, I'll be honest, when I first picked up this CD I was a bit weary but nevertheless very intrigued...Salsa from Greece, India, Scotland...what is this going to sound like? Well all my questions where quickly answered as I played the first track from Salsa Celtica, a Scottish formed group. The slow-paced, rhythmic Salsa was music to the ears. As I went through track after track, the Salsa remained at a great quality.

Listening to Salsa music being sung in Greek, Arabic, Hindi, Wolof, Douala and Creole is just a clear testament on the influence Latin music has at a global level. In particular Salsa and infectious Latin rhythms which on this CD are mixed with different world wide influences from other cultures.

A track that stood out for me was No.9 by Orquesta de la Luz. This band was formed in Japan and reached great international success in the Salsa Scene. Having performed alongside Latin artists, like Celia Cruz and Tito Puente "they proved to the world that you don't have to be Latino to love and play Latin music". The song has a great rhythm and ideal for the dance floor.

Putumayo have certainly surpassed themselves with this unique CD which is a "must have" for the Salsa collection! -Editor

THELATINVOICE RATING: 8/10

For more information on Putumayo World Music CD go to their website at www.putumayo.com or if you are interested in buying this CD, local Latin music stores such as Music Front (Ashfield) and MJs (Fairfield) are sure to stock it.

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