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Personnel: John Lozano (vocals, accordion); Catalina Rodriguez, Yina Gallego, Jose Gaviria (vocals); Andrés Múnera, Andres Castro (guitar, guitars); Dan Warner (guitars); Camilo Valencia, Javier Olivencia (saxophone); Teddy Mullet (trumpet, trombone); Kako Alvarez (bass instrument); Pablo Bernal, Lee Levin (drums); Richard Bravo, Luisito Quintero (percussion).
Recording information: Bogota, Colombia (02/2008-06/2008); Miami, FL (02/2008-06/2008).Billboard (p.34) - "'Manana Es Otro Dia,' with colloquial yet evocative lyrics, is beautiful....This is an album that seeks to entertain and does so without pretension." DOS Review
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