Luisa Discography of CDs

Luisa albums Track Listing of songs: Engel Der Nacht;

Luisa music CDs Track Listing of songs: Hallo Kleiner Stern; Hallo Kleiner Stern;

Luisa discography Track Listing of songs: Kannst Du Mich Hör'n;

Luisa songs Track Listing of songs: Manchmal...; Manchmal...;

Luisa CD discography Track Listing of songs: Vier Jahreszeiten Mann; Vier Jahreszeiten Mann;

Luisa albums Luisa's self-titled debut album includes the hit single "Velero" and other upbeat, tropical-pop numbers. Elements of merengue are blended into the mix, reflecting the singer's Dominican childhood, and a 15-piece band consisting of young and old players fleshes out Luisa's repertoire. ~ Heather Phares Recorded at Kampo, 440, Sir Sound, Sound on Sound & Unique Recording Studios, New York, New York; Lobo Recordings, Lobo, New York. Producers include: Henry Jimenez, Miguel Bonilla, Charlie Dos Santos, Socrates De Jesus, Jeff Franzel. Engineers include: Daniel Beroff, Charlie DeSantos, Kurt Upper. Personnel includes: Luisa Payan (vocals); Jose Andres Rodriguez, Bernd Schoenhardt, Ricardo Ramos (guitar); Dave Rimelis (violin); Socrates De Jesus (saxophone, piano, keyboards, programming); Henry Jimenez (piano, keyboards, bass, programming); Miguel Bonilla (keyboards, programming); Miguel Vazquez (piano); Juan Colon (saxophone); Rafael Quezada, Richard Viruet (trumpet); Ramos Rosarios, Paolo Santaella (trombone); Andres De Jesus Jr. (bass); Isidro Martinez, Samuel "Neko" Jimenez (guira); Jose M. Guerrero (congas, tambora); Dennis Diaz, Eddie Carranzana (congas); Jose "Ramito" Reyes (tambora); Robert Quintero (percussion); Lori Velez, Miah, Mavis, Zulay, Meylin Maldonado, Kevin Ceballos, George Lamond, Cynthia Camacho, Mayra Sanchez (background vocals).

Luisa music CDs Track Listing of songs: Seit Du Da Bist;

Luisa CD discography I Am Gypsy is a CD that lovers of 1990s flamenco greet with high expectations. First, brothers Lorenzo, Paco, and Juan Antonio Salazar (collectively Casta) are part of a Spanish Gypsy family that also includes flamenco singer Porrina de Badajoz (their uncle) and members of the hit female Latin pop duo Azucar Moreno (their cousins). And second, the album boasts such distinguished guests as Jose Miguel and Antonio Carmona (both of Ketama fame) and guitarist Gerardo Nunez. Thankfully, one's high expectations are met on such robust, emotional nuevo flamenco offerings as "Cuando Besaba Tu Cuerpo," "Ay Mi Gitana," and "Me Enamora El Alma." Tristeza (or sadness) is something that Casta expresses in a dramatic, heart-on-his-sleeve fashion; when they express their hurt on "Le Da Lache De Mi," "Lloraras Por Mi Amor," and "Que No Me Quiere," listeners feel it right along with them. This isn't a CD for flamenco purists -- drawing on elements of Latin pop and salsa, I Am Gypsy is contemporary rather than traditional ...

Big Every Time: J.D., Papa T. (rap vocals). Additional personnel: G.V., Maximum Benefits, Nomad (rap vocals); Scott Horiuchi (guitar, ukelele); Jerry Martini, Mike Baker, Buck Rodgers (horns); Kit Ebersbach, Craig Sherrad (keyboards); T.H.C. (bass, drums); Gordon Lau (bass); Mike G. (vinyl scratches); Penny, Luisa (background vocals).

Additional personnel includes: Fiji, Sudden Rush, B.E.T. (vocals); Derrick Lee (guitar); Marvic Esquibil (keyboards); Kalei Kahalewai (bass); Eddie Teo (timbales); "Radical Rob" Onekea (scratches). Recorded at Way Out West Studios, Kapolei, Hawaii. Na Waiho'olu'u O Ke Anuenue: Luisa, Gigi & Bella Mahalo (vocals).