Valió la Pena

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Valió la Pena
Studio album by Marc Anthony
Released	2004
Recorded	Record One, Los Angeles, CA Ocean Way, Los Angeles, California Sound on Sound Studios, New York, New York
Genre	Rock/Pop, Latin, Latin Pop, Salsa/Tropical, Latin Vocal, Tropical
Label	Sony discos inc.
Producer(s)	Sergio George

Released in 2004, shortly after Amar Sin Mentiras, Valió La Pena won "Best Tropical Album of the Year". The album includes most of the songs from the previous album. A few changes were made such as the songs being converted into salsa, the inclusion of Rafael Hernández Marín's song, "Lamento Borincano", and three songs were not put back (Tan Solo Palabras, Nada Personal, and Amar Sin Mentiras). Many critics especially fans of Marc Anthony have favored the salsa songs over the pop songs.

[edit] Track listing

1- Valió la Pena
2- Escapémonos (duet with Jennifer Lopéz)
3- Ahora Quien
4- Tu Amor Me Hace Bien
5- Volando Entre Tus Brazos
6- Amigo
7- Se Esfuma Tu Amor
8- Lamento Borincano

[edit] Credits

Tommy Mottola, Direction
Kevin Ricard, Percussion, Bata
Bernd Schoenhart, Guitar (Acoustic)
Brian Vibberts, Engineer
Luis Aquino, Trumpet
Sergio George, Piano, Coro, Arranger, Keyboards, Producer
Luis Damón, Coro
Diego Galé, Bongos, Conga, Bata
Héctor Ivan Rosa, Engineer
Pedro Perez, Bajo Sexto
Alfredo Matheus, Mixing
Gerardo "Papo" Rios, Engineer
Chris Alfinez, Coro
Alejandro Duque, Bajo Sexto
Mary McCluskey, Spanish Adaptation
Robert Vilera, Timbales, Bata
Willie Lopez, Percussion
Buddy McCluskey, Spanish Adaptation
Kevin Ceballo, Coro
Ian Cuttler, Art Direction
William Duvall, Coro
Jake R. Tanner, Engineer, Assistant
Roberto Reyes, Assistant
Peter Wade Keusch, Digital Editing
Richard McLaren, Photography
Marc Anthony, Arranger, Producer
Jon Fausty, Engineer, Mixing
Leyla Hoyle, Coro