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Tracklist

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1Saludo a Changó
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
Batá drum and shekere:
Roberto Vizcaíno
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
claves and maracas:
Hugo Garzón
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
background vocals:
Haskell Armenteros, Hugo Garzón, Rafael Lázaro Inciarte, Julio Iznaga Piña, Lázaro Rivero, Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez and Benito Suárez
background vocals and lead vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
Saludo a Changó (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist and composer:
Armando Dulfo
5:18
2Amor gigante
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
maracas and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
Amor gigante (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist and composer:
Francisco Repilado
2:54
3Una rosa de Francia
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
maracas and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
Una rosa de Francia (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist and composer:
Rodrigo Prats
5:23
4María en la playa
bongos and percussion:
Rafael Fournier
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
güiro and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
María en la playa (merengue) (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist and composer:
Francisco Repilado
2:51
5Versos para ti
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
maracas and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
Versos para tí (in 1999-03)
lyricist and composer:
Francisco Repilado
4:00
6La engañadora
bongos and percussion:
Rafael Fournier
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
güiro and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
La engañadora (in 1999-03)
lyricist and composer:
Enrique Jorrín
4:22
7Viejos sones de Santiago
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bell and percussion:
Julio Iznaga Piña
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
claves:
Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez
double bass:
Lázaro Rivero
guest guitar and guest background vocals:
Mayelín Pérez
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
maracas:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Haskell Armenteros, Hugo Garzón, Rafael Lázaro Inciarte, Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez, Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
guest lead vocals:
Vionaika Martínez
recording of:
Viejos sones de Santiago (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
writer:
[traditional]
arranger:
Francisco Repilado
4:23
8El día que me quieras
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
claves:
Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
maracas and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
live recording of:
El día que me quieras (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist:
Alfredo Le Pera (in 1935)
writer:
Manuel Esperón
composer:
Carlos Gardel (in 1935)
publisher:
FNA
4:06
9Se perdió la flauta
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
claves:
Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
güiro:
Hugo Garzón
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
percussion:
Julio Iznaga Piña
background vocals:
Haskell Armenteros, Rafael Fournier, Hugo Garzón, Rafael Lázaro Inciarte, Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez, Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
recording of:
Se perdió la flauta (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
composer:
Francisco Repilado
4:54
10Morir de amor
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Benito Suárez
maracas:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Rafael Lázaro Inciarte, Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
guest vocals:
Charles Aznavour
vocals:
Hugo Garzón and Compay Segundo
performer:
Charles Aznavour
recording of:
Morir de amor (from 1999-04-21 until 1999-04-24)
lyricist and composer:
Charles Aznavour
translator:
Abdel Mérida
translated version of:
Mourir d’aimer
3:30
11Lágrimas negras
bell and bongos:
Rafael Fournier
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Compay Segundo and Benito Suárez
maracas and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
Lágrimas negras (popular Cuban bolero) (in 1999-03)
lyricist and composer:
Miguel Matamoros
publisher:
Peer International Corporation, Southern Music Publishing Co., Inc. and ピアーミュージック
3:48
12Balcón de Santiago
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bell and percussion:
Julio Iznaga Piña
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
claves:
Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez
double bass:
Lázaro Rivero
guest guitar:
Mayelín Pérez
guitar:
Benito Suárez
maracas:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Haskell Armenteros, Rafael Lázaro Inciarte, Alejandro "Andito" Rodriguez and Compay Segundo
guest vocals:
Vionaika Martínez and Mayelín Pérez
recording of:
Balcon de Santiago (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist and composer:
Francisco Repilado
5:42
13Chan Chan
bass clarinet:
Rosendo Nardo
bongos:
Rafael Fournier
clarinet:
Haskell Armenteros and Rafael Lázaro Inciarte
double bass:
Salvador Repilado
guitar:
Benito Suárez
maracas and lead vocals:
Hugo Garzón
background vocals:
Compay Segundo
recording of:
Chan Chan (from 1999-02-01 until 1999-02-15)
lyricist and composer:
Francisco Repilado
5:30
14Sanluisera
recording of:
Sanluisera
lyricist and composer:
Manuel Poveda
3:56
15Al toro
recording of:
Al toro
lyricist and composer:
Francisco Repilado
4:09
16Orgullecida (live à Madrid)
live recording of:
Orgullecida
lyricist and composer:
Eliseo Silveira
3:06
17Guantanamera (live à Madrid)
live recording of:
Guantanamera
lyricist and composer:
Ramón Espígul
4:21