Recording information: Rolo Studios, PR. Personnel: Louis Garcia (tres); Luis Marin (piano); Georgie Padilla, William "Cachiro" Thompson (congas); Charlie Sierra (bongos, timbales); Richard Carrasco, Albert Machuca (bongos). Audio Mixer: Rolando Alejandro.

Recorded live at Rosedale Park, San Antonio, Texas on June 23, 1991. Producers: Jimmy Gonzalez, Gilbert Velasquez. Mazz: Jimmy Gonzalez (vocals, guitar); Joe Lopez (vocals); Alfonso Gonzalez (accordion); Tommy Gonzalez (saxophone, congas); Brando Mireles (keyboards); Mario Gonzalez (bass guitar); Adolfo Garcia (drums). Additional ...

Exposé racked up an impressive number of dance and adult contemporary hit singles in the late '80s and early '90s, and most of them are collected on this almost perfect Greatest Hits. All their hits from Exposure are here, including ...

Invencible may have been introduced as a sequel to Tito's 2009 effort, El Patrón, but besides sharing the same high quality control, the albums are quite different. Here, the reggaeton singer continues to evolve into a versatile Latin pop singer ...

Recording information: The Doctor Studio. Personnel: Ramón Sánchez (piano); Sammy García, Rafael "Tito" De Gracia (congas).

After handling most of their 2009 effort Down to Earth on their lonesome, reggaeton duo Alexis & Fido invite guests like Daddy Yankee, Yahvia, and Tony Dize to join them for the follow-up, 2011's Perreologia. Flashier and more polished than ...

Latin jazz percussionist Poncho Sanchez teams up with trumpeter Terence Blanchard to pay tribute to the innovative Afro-Cuban jazz recordings of Dizzy Gillespie and Chano Pozo on 2011's Chano y Dizzy! Introduced to each other in 1947, legendary bebop trumpeter ...

This DVD/CD set includes 6 live videos on DVD and 14 audio tracks on CD.

Despite duets with the likes of James Blunt, Michael Bublé, and Ray Charles, songs written by Madonna and Phil Collins, and 2002's crossover attempt From the Inside, Italy's premier pop diva, Laura Pausini, has yet to make any impact with ...

After scoring five number ones and her first Billboard Hot 200 entry with 2007's Una Rosa Blu, controversial diva Gloria Trevi's re-emergence into the Mexican pop scene appears to be complete, judging by the success of her seventh chart-topping album, ...

Caveat emptor, as the gold disc reissue of Harry Belafonte's classic 1959 live set includes a truncated version of the title. While the entire proceedings are available on the double-CD Live in Concert at the Carnegie Hall in Europe, North ...

Arranger: Alain Pérez. Personnel: Ismael Vergara (saxophone); Luis Leon (trombone); Dennys "Papacho" Savon (congas); Luisito Quintero (guiro, maracas, timbales). Recording information: Barsaga Studio, La Habana, Cuba (04/2011-06/2011); Estudios Abdala (04/2011-06/2011); GML Recording Studios, Miami, FL (04/2011-06/2011); Polo Parra Estudio, Santo Domingo, República ...

Illustrator: Elisa Kleven. Recording information: Chio Productions, San Francisco, CA.

Desnuda, the 22nd studio album from Puerto Rican superstar Ednita Nazario, is the first since 2009's Latin Music Award-nominated Soy, which debuted at number one on the Latin album charts. Featuring the single "Para el Peor Amante," "Desnuda," which translates ...

Besides being his first album since the "King of Ranchera" turned 70, El Hombre Que Más Te Amó marks the first time vocalist Vicente Fernández does double duty as producer. No big surprise, then, that the album focuses on the ...

Recording information: Lakewood Church, Houston, TX (02/25/2011). Personnel: Marcos Witt (piano); Eduardo Hernández (saxophone); Andre Hayward (trombone); Sergio González (piano). Liner Note Author: Marcos Witt.

Track Listing: a Donde Vamos a Parar?; Tu Me Vuelves Loco; No Puedo Olvidarla; Mi Mayor Sacrificio; Muevete; Resignacion; Estranandote; No Molestar; Hasta Cuando; Tu Otra Vez; Si No Te Hubieras Ido; Te Voy a Esperar; Quien Sabe Tu; Deseame ...

After a conceptual album of narcocorridos that found the edgy singer telling the story of notorious Mexican drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero while also covering Bob Marley's "What Is Love," Gerardo Ortiz's 2012 release looks to be without ambition. It's ...

MI TIERRA won the 1994 Grammy Award for "Tropical Latin Album." Gloria Estefan's first U.S. Spanish-language album, Mi Tierra is one of her most satisfying, and a step above her English-language pop albums. Her voice is extremely well suited for the ...

Recording information: Rancho Viejo. Personnel: Robert Bernstein (steel guitar); Obed Guerrero (guitarron); Erick Mora (vihuela); Francisco Cedillo Blanco (viola); Carla Arteaga López (cello); Moisés García (bugle).

Featuring the lead-off single "Amor Compartido," Los Tucanes de Tijuana's 365 Dias brings the love song back into the group's life after their previous album, El Arbol, took a conceptual detour into the world of the Mexican drug trade. The ...

Digitally remastered two-fer containing a pair of albums from the Latin percussionist: Hell Of An Act To Follow (1978) and Bobo (1979). Hell Of An Act To Follow was produced by Wayne Henderson. The album featured some great musicians including ...

Editor: Alfredo Arce. Track Listing: DISC 1: Introduccion; Dios Bendiga Nuestro Amor; Morenita; Sigue Sin Mi; Y Ahora Te Vas; Me Eterno Amor Secreto; Nada Que Me Recuerde a Ti/Dime Donde Y Cuando; Cuando Te Acuerdes De Mi; Tu Me ...

Recording information: Chocalab, Dominican Republic; Dark Horse Studios, TN; GML Studios, Miami; Hit Factory Criteria, Miami; Tainted Blue Studios, NY. Photographer: Omar Cruz . Personnel: Dan Warner, Ahmed Barrodo, Andrés Castro (guitars); Prague Symphony Orchestra (strings); Jose "Sapo" Gonzalez, Javier Olivencia (baritone ...

Liner Note Author: Enrique Chia . Personnel: Enrique Chia (piano).