Egidio Cuadrado Discography of CDs

Egidio Cuadrado albums After eight years without an album of new material, Colombian singer/songwriter, guitarist, and actor Carlos Vives returned with an album of songs that come "from the bottom of his heart." Big hit and obvious highlight "Volví a Nacer" kicks off the album in a warm and familiar style, while the follow-up single "Como Le Gusta ...

Egidio Cuadrado songs EL AMOR DE MI TIERRA was nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Traditional Tropical Latin Performance. EL AMOR DE MI TIERRA won the 2001 Billboard Latin Music Award for Male Tropical/Salsa Album of the Year. What do you get when a telenovela (Latino soap opera) star blends old-school vallenato and other traditional Colombian music with ...

Egidio Cuadrado music CDs LA CARRETERA was nominated for a 1996 Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Performance. Engineers: Carlos Alvarez, Humberto Gatica (tracks 1, 7-8, 9-10); Carlos Alvarez (tracks 2-3, 6); Humberto Gatica (tracks 4-5). Personnel: Julio Iglesias (vocals); Hal Batt (vocals, acoustic guitar, keyboards, programming); Paul Hoyle, Erica Norimar, Rita Quintero, George Noriega, Miria Mandelkern, Jeannie Cruz, Raul Midón, ...

Egidio Cuadrado CD discography Photographer: Carlos Gaviria . Personnel: José Gaviria (guitar, keyboards, programming); Andrés Castro (guitar); Ernesto "Kako" Alvarez (bajo sexto); Egidio Cuadrado, John Lozano (accordion); Alfredo Rosado (guacharaca); Richard Bravo (percussion). Recording information: Big Dog Studios, Miami, FL; Crescent Moon Studios; New World Studios; Promix Estudios, Medellin, Colombia.

Egidio Cuadrado albums Engineers include: Marcelo Anez, Carlos Nieto. Personnel: Rene Toledo (guitar); Manny López (electric guitar); Kike Santander (nylon-string guitar); Sal Cuevas, Julio Hernandez (bajo sexto); Nestor Torres (flute); Egidio Cuadrado (accordion); Alfredo Oliva (concertina); Ed Calle (saxophone); Tony Concepcion, Arturo Sandoval, Luis Aquino (trumpet); Dana Taboe (trombone); Milton Salcedo, Bernardo Ossa (piano, keyboards, programming); Archie Pena (timbales, ...

Egidio Cuadrado discography Photographer: Jorge Gonzalez . Personnel: Carlos Vives (vocals); Andrés Castro (guitar); Pedro Alfonso (violin); Konstantin Litvinenko (cello); Mayte Montero (gaita); Egidio Cuadrado (accordion); Carlos Ivan Medina, Ron Taylor (piano, organ, keyboards); Eder Polo (guacharaca); Rodni Teran, Archie Pena (percussion). Recording information: Studio On The Groove, Miami, FL; The Hit Factory Recording Studios, Miami, FL.

Egidio Cuadrado CD discography After making his mark as a romantic lead in one of Latin America's most popular soap operas, Carlos Vives burst onto the music scene with this infectiously upbeat CD of vallenato tunes from Colombia. The music as updated here is percussion-driven, with a rollicking accordion and great vocal harmonies, and Vives' expressive, full-throated vocals are ...

Egidio Cuadrado music CDs This is part of Polygram Latino's Mi Historia series. Recorded at Audiovision, Bogota, Colombia. Personnel: Carlos Vives (vocals); Ernesto Ocampo (vocals, guitar); Egidio Cuadrado (vocals, accordion); Mayte Montero (vocals, percussion); Luis Angel Pastor (bass, contrabass); Carlos Ivan Medina (keyboards, background vocals); Gilbert Martinez (marimba, congas, percussion); Pablo Bernal (drums); Alfredo Rosado (timbales, percussion); Heberth Cuadrado (caja, background ...

Egidio Cuadrado discography Photographer: Socorro Arango. Personnel: Bernardo Velasco (vocals, guitar); Carlos Ivan Medina (vocals, keyboards); Einar Escaf (vocals, drums); Gilbert Martínez (gaita, percussion); Egidio Cuadrado (accordion). Recording information: Studio Master, Santafé de Bogotá.

Egidio Cuadrado songs This 2002 collection compiles performances from the 1990s Colombian TV series, ESCALONA, in which actor/singer Carlos Vives portrayed Vallenato composer Rafael Escalona. Vives's deft, emotive vocals perfectly complement this engaging Caribbean-influenced folk sound, as revealed on the lively, accordion-driven "El Testamento" and the relatively subdued "La Historia." Since this was the role that cemented Vives's stardom, it is an essential pick-up for his adoring fans. Luis A. Pastor, Nelson Bicenty (guitar); Fabian Forero (mandolin); Dario Montoya (flute); Egidio Guadrado (accordion); Luis Diaz, Edward Helbein (trumpet); Scott Terry, David Lloyd (trombone); Javier ...