Jose Feliciano y Amigos: Edicion Especial

Jose Feliciano

Rudy Perez, Cristian Castro, Alicia Villarreal, Ramon Ayala, Luciano Pereyra, Lupillo Rivera, Luis Fonsi, Ricardo Montaner, Marc Anthony, Raul Di Blasio, Ana Gabriel, Gloria Estefan

Universal Music Latino, 2007
1 CD
Catalogue #: 653 486
EAN: 0827865348623
UPC: 827865348623

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Tracklist

1
Cosas del Amor - (featuring Rudy Perez)
2
Por Mujeres Como Tu
3
Despues de Ti Que - (featuring Cristian Castro)
4
Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir - (featuring Alicia Villarreal)
5
Medley Armando Manzanero: No Se Tu / Contigo Aprendi / Voy A Apagar A Luz
6
No Me Queda Mas
7
Paso la Vida Pensando - (featuring Ramon Ayala)
8
Por Ella - (featuring Luciano Pereyra)
9
Fuerte No Soy
10
Un Mundo Raro - (featuring Lupillo Rivera)
11
Lamento Borincano - (featuring Luis Fonsi)
12
Si Tuviera que Elegir - (featuring Ricardo Montaner)
13
Oye Guitarra Mia - (featuring Marc Anthony)
14
Que Sera... - (featuring Raul Di Blasio)
15
Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir - (Kumbia version, featuring Alicia Villarreal)
16
Que Nadie Sepa Mi Sufrir - (Mariachi version, featuring Alicia Villarreal)
17
Para Decir Adios - (featuring Ana Gabriel)
18
Tengo que Decirte Algo - (featuring Gloria Estefan)

Jose Feliciano

Jose Feliciano's spirited, soulful singing and fiery bolero-flavored guitar playing appealed to traditionalists and young record-buyers in the mid 1960s, who made his version of the Doors' "Light My Fire" a big hit. In 1970, Feliciano penned "Feliz Navidad" for a Christmas album, and the song has since become a holiday classic, recorded many times over. He also wrote and performed for television and film, most notably singing the theme song to (and occasionally appearing as an actor on) the sitcom CHICO AND THE MAN. Although his mainstream popularity in the U.S. peaked in the '70s, he has maintained a large following in the Spanish-speaking community, and his albums continue to appear on the Latin music charts, and sell very well in Latin countries. Blind since birth, the singer-songwriter has served as a role model for people with physical challenges.

Marc Anthony

The late-1990s commercial emergence of Latin male pop stars like Ricky Martin and Enrique Iglesias can be attributed in part to Marc Anthony's earlier success. By mixing salsa sounds with elements of dance and pop, Anthony scored a massive hit with his 1999 self-titled release (his fourth overall).

Gloria Estefan

Gloria Estefan began her career as the lead singer for Miami Sound Machine, which found great popularity in the 1980s with its salsa-tinged dance music, and she went on to be a Latin crossover success story. Estefan has since gone solo and experimented with romantic ballads, Latin-inspired pop, and smooth Afro-Cuban Spanish-language albums, but her greatest strength lies in irrepressible, danceable party music.

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Rudy Perez
Cristian Castro
Alicia Villarreal
Ramon Ayala
Luciano Pereyra
Lupillo Rivera
Luis Fonsi
Ricardo Montaner
Marc Anthony
Raul Di Blasio
Ana Gabriel
Gloria Estefan
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