Ricardo Munoz Discography of CDs

Ricardo Munoz albums Track Listing of songs: Just One Day;

Ricardo Munoz discography DIEZ marks the 10th anniversary of the band in an intriguing manner, presenting an album of all-new material alongside another disc of mostly older songs covered by others in a pop/rock vein. The disc by Intocable features the elevated fare fans have become accustomed to, including the sublimely beautiful sweet "Soledad (Siento Morir)" and catchy single "Aire." The bonus disc includes a breathy version of "Fuerte No Soy" by Pepe Aguilar, as well as harder-edged ...

Ricardo Munoz CD discography This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Additional personnel includes: Anja Korthals (vocals); Jose Armedio Castaneda (tres); Policarpo "Polo" Tamayo (flute); Ricardo Munoz (bass); Patricio Matienzo, Yulien Oviedo Sanchez (percussion). This album might have been made to jump on ...

Ricardo Munoz albums Recorded at Pro-Sound Studios, McAllen, Texas. Personnel: Ricky Muñoz (vocals, accordion); Daniel Sánchez (vocals); René Martínez (drums, background vocals); Sergio Serna (percussion). Animation: Jose Juan Hernandez. Photographer: William Hames. Arranger: Intocable. Personnel includes: Ricardo Munoz (vocals, accordian).

Ricardo Munoz music CDs This is an enhanced audio CD which contains regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Additional personnel includes: Anja Korthals (vocals); Jose Armedio Castaneda (tres); Policarpo "Polo" Tamayo (flute); Ricardo Munoz (bass); Patricio Matienzo, Yulien Oviedo Sanchez (percussion). This album might have been made to jump on the Buena Vista Social Club bandwagon, but it's one of those rare imitations that takes on a life of its own. Singer Luis Frank, the mastermind behind it, is a young vocalist with a big voice and a love of the older music. And though, for the most part, these aren't old songs, but new ones dressed up in their father's clothing, they're beautifully presented and played, a trip through the culture of son, guajira, bolero, and trova. In addition to Frank, who takes lead on most of the songs, the spotlight falls on veteran singer Pio Leyva and tres virtuoso Juan de Marcos. But others do get their moment in the Cuban son -- pianist Guillermo "Rubalcaba" Gonzalez unleashes a solo of truly stunning inventive genius on "Oguere," ...

Ricardo Munoz songs Recorded at Pro-Sound Studios, McAllen, Texas. Personnel: Ricky Muñoz (vocals, accordion); Daniel Sánchez (vocals, 6-string bass); Silvestre Ramírez (electric bass, background vocals); Johnny Lee Rosas (6-string bass); René Martínez (drums, background vocals); Sergio Serna (tumba); José Angel Farías (percussion). Audio Mixers: Brad Green; Chris Lieck. Liner Note Author: Intocable. Recording information: Melody Ranch Studios, San Antonio, TX; Pro-Sound Studios, McAllen, TX. Animation: José Angel Farías. Directors: Ken Branca; Ricky Muñoz ; Enrique "Larry" Delgado; Brad Green; Jose Luis Ayala; René Martínez . Photographer: Mike Treuter. Unknown Contributor Role: John McBurney. Arranger: Intocable. Intocable: Ricardo Munoz (accordian, vocals); Daniel Sanchez (bass, vocals); Silvestre Ramirez (bass, background vocals); Rene Martinez (drums, background vocals); Jose Angel Farias (percussion).