Ozomatli Street Signs CD

Street Signs Music

List Price	$18.97 (You save $3.32)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, International, World Beat, Latin Rock, Salsa/Tropical, Alternative Latin, Enhanced CD
Label	Concord Picante
Orig Year	2004
All Time Sales Rank	15271
CD Universe Part number	6741454
Catalog number	2200
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 22, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	T-Ray; Ozomatli
Personnel	Mario Calire - drums Ulises Bella - requinto, melodica, saxophone, keyboards, background vocals Asdrubal Sierra - vocals, acoustic guitar, trumpet, piano Jiro Yamaguchi - tabla, percussion, background vocals Ra·l Pacheco - vocals, guitar, tres, jarana Sheffer Bruton - trombone D.J. Spinobi - turntables Justin "Nino" Poree - rap vocals, percussion Wil-Dog Abers - bass instrument, background vocals

Ozomatli Street Signs Songs

1.	Believe - (Spanish)	$0.99
2.	Love and Hope	$0.99
3.	Street Signs - (Spanish)	$0.99
4.	America?, (Who Discovered)
5.	Who's to Blame	$0.99
6.	Te Estoy Buscando - (Spanish)	$0.99
7.	Saturday Night	$0.99
8.	Dejame en Paz - (Spanish)	$0.99
9.	Santiago - (Spanish)	$0.99
10.	Ya Viene el Sol - (Spanish, The Beatle Bob remix)	$0.99
11.	Dona Isabelle - (Spanish)	$0.99
12.	Nadie Te Tira	$0.99
13.	Cuando Canto - (Spanish)	$0.99

Street Signs Music Review

Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

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5 stars YOU GOTTA BUY THIS!!!!
THIS CD WILL MOVE YOU LIKE NOTHING ELSE. THESE GUYS ARE SO TALENTED AND DEDICATED, IT'S IMPOSSIBLE FOR THEM TO MAKE A BAD SONG. ALL THEIR ALBUMS ARE AMAZING. BUY BUY BUY!!!!!!!
Submitted by ELSA (VAN NUYS, CALI)
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5 stars Ozo Rules!
I have bought the first 2 CD'S, the EP and the DVD.I love this band. Street Signs is afar and away their best work to date. Their musical growth shines through each cut. The awesome guest list makes this a reciord you will play over and over.
Submitted by owladb (GreatNeck, NY,USA)
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5 stars Love It
The best album you will buy this year! I havn't stopped dancing since I got it. Ozomatli are guarenteed to wake you up and get any party started!
Submitted by Madelaine71 (Whitby UK)
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5 stars Ozomatli is sick.
This is their best of three albums. Check them all out though. Hip hop, salsa, funk and seamless. Listen to it over and over and when you think you've had enough, go listen to them all live when they come to your city and get stupid with all the rest of their fans, singing and dancing like crazy..
Submitted by Steve J. (Miami, FL)
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3 stars Ozo Rocks
This album is a must have. You'll love the ecclectic sounds and awesome vocals. Get it!!!!
Submitted by Jen (Covina, CA)
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