debut album was made to dance to, inluding the hit title track, with special guest Alfredo De La Fe Y Su Charanga Latina. Personnel: Enrique Alvarez (vocals, violin); Jorge Fraga, George Peguero, Juan Hurtado, Lisbet Alvarez (vocals); Alfredo de la Fe (violin); Jorge Alvarez (flute); Juan Cinta, Alberto Gonzalez, Julio Padron (trumpet); Carlos Garcia (trombone); Juan Pompa (piano); Arnaldo Rodriguez (bass); Luis Ferrer (bongos); Efrain Curro (congas); Osmani Betancourt (timbales); Jose de Jesus Hernandez (background vocals). Engineers: Geronimo Labrada, Andres Disotuart. Personnel: Enrique Alvarez (vocals, violin); Jose de Jesus Hernandez, Lisbet Alvarez, George Peguero (vocals); Jorge Alvarez (flute); Alberto Gonzalez de Gortar, Julio Padron (trumpet); Carlos Garcia (trombone); Luis Ferrer (bongos). Audio Mixer: Enrique Alvarez. Director: Enrique Alvarez. Photographer: Brian Cross.

Socialist Spanish singer Enrique Alvarez showcases 13 tracks on this album, including "Edad Del Porvenir." Singer-songwriter and socialist poet from Spain considered as the voice of the youth. Simple yet inspirational melodies arranged with catchy choruses without taking away from the lead vocal.

Track Listing of songs: Padre; Cero Cero; Tururu; One; Patio; Y Los Dos; Huida, La; Manda; Preso Me Pone, El; Otra Estacion; Maria Luisa; Secuela; Deja; Tan Real;

TIEMPO DESPACIO is a 14-song collection from Spanish pop vocalist Enrique Alvarez.

This is the widely known break though album that resulted in international attention for California's reggae, hip-hop, and dancehall (with overtones of rock, funk, and ska) faves, the Mystic Roots Band. The album was released in 1999 sold thousands of copies ...