| | David Bisbal Sin Mirar Atras CD David Bisbal Discography of CDs
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Deluxe Edition David Bisbal Sin Mirar Atras Songs | | Sin Mirar Atras CD DISC 1: |
| 1. | Esclavo De Sus Besos | $0.99 | |
| 2. | Mi Princesa | $0.99 | |
| 2. | Mi Princesa | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Dame Tu Amor | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Dame Tu Amor | $0.99 | |
| 4. | Sin Mirar Atras | |
| 5. | Besos De Tu Boca | $0.99 | |
| 5. | Besos De Tu Boca | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Si Falta El Aire | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Si Falta El Aire | $0.99 | |
| 7. | Suenos Rotos | |
| 8. | Al Andalus | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Al Andalus | $0.99 | |
| 9. | Antes O Despues | |
| 10. | 24 Horas | $0.99 | |
| 10. | 24 Horas | $0.99 | |
| 11. | Cuando Hacemos El Amor | $0.99 | |
| 12. | El Ruido | $0.99 | |
| 13. | Sufriras | |
| 14. | Juro Que Te Amo | $0.99 | |
| 14. | Juro Que Te Amo | $0.99 | |
| | Sin Mirar Atras Songs DISC 2: |
| 1. | Esclavo De Sus Besos [Video] | |
| 2. | Sin Mirar Atras | |
| 3. | Sufriras | |
| 4. | [Bonus Material] | |
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Sin Mirar Atras Music Review Purchase Sin Mirar Atras CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Aventura God's Project CD (2005)
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Since its formation in the Bronx, New York in 1994, Dominican boy band Aventura has been steadily expanding its sound toward a style that incorporates hip-hop, R&B, rock, merengue, and reggaeton, while still retaining strong traces of traditional bachata. GOD'S PROJECT is the culmination of Aventura's stylistic expansion, and is the group's most mature, diverse, and accomplished album.
The sounds of bachata--the quartet's foundation--are still prominent, especially on "Ciego de Amor," which features a cameo by Antony Santos, one of the Dominican Republic's leading bachata artists (not to be confused with Aventura's own Anthony "Romeo" Santos). The group also ventures deep into reggaeton territory on the likes of "Ella y Yo" (which stars reggaeton kingpin Don Omar). Various international flavors work their way into the mix, particularly the samples of Asian music that crop up here and there, and the strains of traditional flamenco on "Un Beso." All of this is wrapped skillfully in a sound and attitude that bursts with contemporary pop savvy.
Audio Mixers: Gerry Grimaud Jr.; Roger Pauletta.
Recording information: Boondog Studio; Cutting Studios; Skylight Studios.
Photographer: Christian Eckert Quartet.
Aventura: Anthony Santos (vocals); Max Santos (rap vocals, bass guitar); Lenny Santos, Henry Santos Jeter.
Personnel: Henry Santos Jeter (vocals, background vocals); Judy Ann Santos (vocals); Eric "Bori" Rivera, Lenny Santos (guitar); Pedro Conga (congas).
Additional personnel: Don Omar, Nina Sky, Antony Santos, Tego Calderón (vocals).
| | Alejandro Fernandez Viento A Favor CD (2007)
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$12.09 
Alejandro Fernandez built a huge, loyal following in both North America and his native Mexico throughout the 1990s and 2000s singing mariachi tunes and ballads in a traditional style. Fernandez's sensuous voice and passionate delivery are perfectly suited to the style. (His movie-star good looks don't hurt, either). VIENTO A FAVOR (2007) offers more stirring performances from the singer. The disc has a Latin pop edge, but the old-school, ...
| | Los Nietos Quiero Que Duermas Conmigo CD (2009)
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Audio Mixer: Pablo Angel Garza .
| | Yahir Elemental CD (2009)
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$12.35
The sixth album by Latin popster Yahir is one of his most sweeping and accomplished, boasting songwriting from a star-studded roster of Latin pop songwriters including Reyli, Miguel Luna, and Aureo Baquiero. With passionate ballads ("Adios Para Siempre"), mid-tempo soft rock ("Se Que Perdi"), and hooky, radio-ready pop-rock ("Nunca Aprendimos"), ELEMENTAL proves that Yahir is more than primed for crossover success. Surprisingly, the singer also mixes it up with the occasional rootsy Latin groove, as on the danceable "Caminito de Besos," adding a bit of variety to the mainstream pop.
Photographer: Uriel Santana.
Arrangers: Facundo Monti; John Gilutin; Mark Portmann; Ruy Folguera; Aureo Baqueiro; Christian Leuzzi.
Personnel: Facundo Monti (guitar); Lawrence Katz (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Jimmy Johnson ...
| | Diego Rivas Fiesta Especial CD (2009)
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$7.09
Track Listing of songs: Fiesta Especial; No Lo Niego; Venganza Cumplida; Como Te Atreves; Quitame Las Ganas; El Promotor; Perdona Todo; No Te Das Cuenta; ...
| | Espinoza Paz Yo No Canto, Pero Lo Intentamos CD (2009)
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Norteno heart-throb Espinoza Paz succeeds by combining traditional sounds (tuba dominates every song here) with tastefully spare production and arrangements that appeal not just to fans of commercial Mexican music, but to world music aficionados as well. This 2009 release--his ...
| | Massive Attack Blue Lines CD (2009) (Import) Import
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Track Listing of songs: Safe From Harm; One Love; Blue Lines; Be Thankful For What You Got; Five Man Army; Unfinished Sympathy; Daydreaming; ...
| | John Tesh Best Of Christmas CD (2009) (Import) Import
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$11.99
Track Listing of songs: We Three Kings; O Come All Ye Faithful; Joy To The World; Silent Night; The Christmas Song; Carol Of The Bells; Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas; O Holy Night; The Coventry Carol; O Tannenbaum; It Wouldn't ...
| | Suppangah Rahayu Cokekan CD (2008) (Import) Digipak; Italy
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$21.09
Audio Mixer: Marco Cimino.
| | Collage Fifty-Four Minutes Twenty Seconds CD (2009) (Import) France
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$17.09
Track Listing of songs: Suur Tamm; Petis Peiu; Vastlalaul; Halb Sirp; Neiud Lahevad Ara; Tahemorsja; Hallilaul; Kiik Tahab Kindaid; Ehted Kadunud; Tutar Nutab Ema; Mardilaul; Memme Vaev; ...
| | Kings Of Convenience Declaration Of Dependence CD (2009)
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In the five years since their last record, the duo of Erlend Oye and Erik Glambek Boe have each been busy, Oye with DJ gigs and his other band the Whitest Boy Alive, and Boe with his day job and fighting Clear Channel in their hometown of Bergen, Norway. Getting back into Kings of Convenience mode sounds like it was as easy as putting on a fresh pair of socks. Their third album, DECLARATION OF DEPENDENCE, sounds like it could have been recorded at the same session as RIOT ON AN EMPTY STREET; it's just as relaxed, mellow, and dreamy. The pair's voices blend like honey and more honey, each of them possessing vocal chords made of cotton candy. They twine their voices around complex but warmer-than-a-Snuggie harmonies on every song; the comparisons to Simon & Garfunkel still hold up, though by now they really sound most like themselves, and not imitators. This album is sparser than the last; there are no guest vocals and very infrequent extra instruments (strings, piano). It gives the proceedings a very intimate sound, between this, the duo's hushed voices, and the peaceful songs, it's even quieter and more subdued than anything they've done so far. The mood of introspective reflection never breaks, and almost becomes unbearably powerful on a track like "My Ship Isn't Pretty." Boe and Oye pull no punches and spare no emotions, they are skilled veterans who know how to format and pace an album. The only thing the record lacks is a song as catchy as "I'd Rather Dance with You," or any songs with drums. It's not really a problem, though, since the overall effect of the album's melodies adds up to something just as powerful. A few of the songs stand out as possible singles, too, like the bossa nova-y "Mrs. Cold" or the almost peppy anti-war song "Rule My World." The lack of drums isn't much of a problem,either, the acoustic guitars that underpin the songs provide all the rhythmic push they need. Adding drums might have spoiled the introspective and feather-light feel of the record. Anyone who's been on their bandwagon all along will be glad of that, as they'll rejoice that DECLARATION OF DEPENDENCE turns out to be another autumnal treasure from the Kings.
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