90 Millas

90 Millas
Studio album by Gloria Estefan
Released	September 17, 2007 (2007-09-17) (see Release history)
Recorded	2006 at Crescent Moon Studios, Miami
Genre	Pop, Latin pop
Length	52:28
Label	Burgundy/SonyBMG
Producer	Emilio Estefan Jr., José Juan Maldonado, Gaitan Bros., Drop Deat Beats
Gloria Estefan chronology
The Essential Gloria Estefan (2006) 90 Millas (2007) Miss Little Havana (2011) Singles from 90 Millas "No Llores" Released: June 18, 2007 "Me Odio" Released: November 2007 "Píntame De Colores"

90 Millas (90 Miles in English, pronounced "no-VEN-ta Mi-yas" in Spanish) is the eleventh solo studio album by the Cuban-American singer-songwriter Gloria Estefan, and her fourth Spanish language album, coming after "Mi Tierra," "Abriendo Puertas," and "Alma Caribeña." It was released on September 17, 2007 by SonyBMG. All original material, the album contains a selection of various Cuban rhythms mixed with Latin-American contemporary pop.

The album debuted at #25 in the Billboard 200 chart and a became Estefan's third number-one album on Billboard's Top Latin Albums. She was also honored with awards including two Latin Grammy Awards for "Best Traditional Tropical Album" and "Best Tropical Song" (for "Píntame De Colores"). Estefan also received two Billboard Latin Music Awards and was the recipient of the BMI Icon of the Year award.

Three singles were released from the album, although "Pintame De Colores" was a promotional-only single for Latin-radio stations. "No Llores" became Estefan's 14th number-one on Billboard's Latin Songs chart. It was followed by "Me Odio," which reached the Latin Chart Top 40, and finally the Latin-Grammy award winning song, "Píntame De Colores."

The album has sold about 1.1 million copies worldwide.

Album information

The album, with 14 brand new tracks, is a tribute to the music of Estefan's native Cuba, following on from her previous Cuban-influenced album, 1993's multi-platinum Mi Tierra. 90 Millas has been described as Estefan's love letter to the people of Cuba, and her beloved country.^[1]

Carlos Santana made a guest appearance on the album, which also included several other legends of traditional Latin music such as: Andy García, Jose Feliciano, Cachao, La India, Candido Camero, Sheila E., Johnny Pacheco, Papo Lucca, Sal Cuevas, Giovanni Hidalgo, Arturo Sandoval, Paquito D'Rivera, Nelson Gonzalez, Alfredo “Chocolate” Armenteros, Generoso Jimenez, Luis Enrique, and Orestes Vilato.

The album was released worldwide in September 2007. The track listing was different in certain countries, and the European version and the Limited Edition Package (which was released exclusively in United States and United Kingdom) have two bonus tracks; "Vueltas Da la Vida" and "No Llores" (featuring Wisin & Yandel). The Japanese release also features "Vueltas Da la Vida" as well as "Al Verte Partir", a track exclusive to this version.

The first single, "No Llores", features a collaboration with Carlos Santana, Jose Feliciano, and Sheila E. Estefan had mentioned Santana and Feliciano as pioneers of Latin music in the 60s and 70s, and that having them collaborate with her on "No Llores" was "a thrill and a privilege." The single was released to American radio-stations on June 18, 2007, and released digitally on iTunes the day after. The single was also scheduled for a physical release in Europe in August 2007, but was later canceled for unknown reasons. A second single was released, "Me Odio",^[2] but as a promotional single to U.S. radio stations. The track "Píntame De Colores" was released as a single in Europe, and later as a promotional single in the U.S.

The inclusion of Carlos Santana on the album stirred a controversy among certain Cuban exiles in the U.S. who alleged Santana was sympathetic to the Fidel Castro regime and Che Guevara because he had worn a t-shirt featuring Guevara's image created by Jim Fitzpatrick.^[3] Emilio and Gloria Estefan issued a joint statement in March 2007, addressing the controversy:

"For the past 32 years of our career, our position against the Castro regime has been crystal clear . . . we have expressed our disagreement with the Cuban dictatorship and have spoken worldwide of the pain of the Cuban people. We have never nor would we ever collaborate with anyone who supports the Cuban dictatorship or Che Guevara. This should be abundantly clear due to our trajectory".^[4]

90 Millas made it to the 2007 Billboard Year-End Charts", and ranked #28 at the Billboard Top Latin Albums, and #4 at the Top Tropical Albums. In April 2008, Estefan was the winner of two Billboard Latin Music Awards beating other artists such as Olga Tañon and Fanny Lú in the race for the "Tropical Album of the Year — Female" and "Tropical Airplay Song of the Year" for "No Llores".

Estefan also received three nominations at the Latin Grammy Awards of 2008, and won for "Best Traditional Tropical Album" and "Best Tropical Song" for "Píntame De Colores" (she was also nominated for "Best Music Video – Long Form", but she lost out to Julieta Venegas's MTV Unplugged video concert). Estefan was also selected as the "Persona Del Año" ("Person of the Year"), the first time this awards was given to a female artist.

For the 2008 Billboard Year-End charts, the album ranked at #7 in the Top Tropical Albums, and #59 in the Top Latin Albums. Estefan also ranked seventh as the Top Tropical Albums Artist.^[5][6][7]

Additional information

• The album is named "90 Millas" (trans: 90 Miles) because that is the distance between the island of Cuba and Key West.
• It is Estefan's fourth Spanish album outside of Miami Sound Machine. The other three are: Mi Tierra (1993), Abriendo Puertas (1995) and Alma Caribeña (2000).
• In an interview held in New York, Estefan mentioned that she felt Celia Cruz's spirit and presence while recording the songs for the album. She lamented Cruz's death as having her be a part of the album would have been very special to both of them.
• Of all of Estefan's Latin albums, 90 Millas peaked the highest on the U.S. Billboard Top 200, reaching #25. Her others were: Mi Tierra (#27), Abriendo Puertas (#67) and Alma Caribeña (#50). However, Mi Tierra remains her best-selling Latin album.

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[8]
Billboard	favorable[9]
About.com	[10]

Jason Birchmeier from Billboard commented that "ever since Gloria Estefan split from Miami Sound Machine in 1989 to go solo, her best efforts tended to be her Spanish-language ones, and her fourth such album, 90 Millas, is no exception. In fact, it might be her best overall effort—regardless of language—since Mi Tierra (1993), which was her first to be sung entirely in Spanish and an instant, best-selling classic. In a couple ways, 90 Millas is a follow-up to Mi Tierra".^[9]

Tijana Illich from about.com said "Gloria Estefan's fourth Spanish-language album is her best, not surprising when you consider the spectacular cast of musicians that join her on this homage to her native Cuba. 90 Millas takes Estefan back to her roots with lots of varied Afro-Cuban rhythms and genres, some pure in form, others mixed with her trademark pop sound. A must have for any fan of modern, Afro-Cuban music".^[10]

Commercial reception

In the United States, 90 Millas debuted at #25 on the Billboard 200, selling approximately 23,000 copies in its first week.^[11] In comparison, Estefan's previous English-language album, Unwrapped (2003), only made it to #39. 90 Millas also became Estefan's third number-one album on Billboard Top Latin Albums and her fourth number-one on the Billboard Top Tropical Albums. It also went into the Top 20 on Billboard's Top Digital Albums.

The album enjoyed some success in other countries, charting at #1 in The Netherlands (becoming the first number-one album for Estefan since 1988's Anything For You and also the first Spanish language album to reach number-one on the Dutch charts).

The album was also a Top 10 hit in Spain and Switzerland, and Top 20 in Italy and Europe overall.

Singles

"No Llores" was released as the lead single on June 18, 2007. The song received some praise by Leila Cobo of Billboard who called it "a standout for impeccable production and enviable mix that allows every instrumental line (and there are many) to resonate with bell-like clarity. This is real music, to be danced to as much as cherished for its adept skill".^[12] The song was a success on the Latin charts, becoming Estefan's fourteenth number-one on the "Hot Latin Songs" chart and was also another number-one on the Tropical Airplay charts. It was also a Top 20 hit in other Latin major charts such as Latin Pop Airplay, Latin Regional Mexican Airplay and Latin Rhythm Airplay charts. However, the song didn't make it onto the Billboard Hot 100 charting outside it at #117. To promote the song further in different formats, some remixes were made for the single, Cuban rapper Pitbull performed on a Hip-Hop version of the song, and a Reggae mix featuring Puerto-Rican Wisin & Yandel was also released. A Salsa remix was also made.

"Me Odio" was released as the second single from the album in November 2007 as a radio-only single. The song was less successful in comparison to its predecessor, peaking at #37 on the "Hot Latin Songs", though it made the Top 40 on various other Airplay charts such as the Tropical Airplay and the Latin Regional Mexican Airplay. Remixes made again included a Hip-Hop version (this time featuring rapper Fat Joe) and a Salsa version.

"Píntame De Colores" was released as the third and final single from this album in February 2008, again as a U.S. radio promo single. Though the song was a hit in the Tropical Airplay charts, it failed to enter the major Latin charts, becoming Estefan's first single released solely to Latin music stations not to make the Hot Latin Songs chart. Despite this, the song won a Latin Grammy for "Best Tropical Song", and was also nominated for a Billboard Latin Music Award (though lost to Ivy Queen and "Dime").

Promotion

Estefan embarked on a short international promotional tour in September 2007. She performed first in Rotterdam, The Netherlands on September 8, 2007. Her performance included new songs, along with a collection of old hits. The performance was free and open to members of the public, and was part of the "Wereld Havens Dagen" (World Harbour Days), commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the Port of Rotterdam.^[13] She also performed a free show at the Las Ventas bullring in Madrid, Spain on September 15, 2007.

A point of promotion for the album was a special album signing date at a Starbucks in the Bronx, New York. Another venue of the promo-tour was a special concert at the Beacon Theater in Manhattan. She was also set to appear on the show Dancing With the Stars, performing some songs from her new album, but canceled the performance due her mother's critical health status. A week later, she performed at the show singing "A Bailar" and her 1985 hit "Conga".^[14]

On May 1, 2008, Estefan announced that she would begin a tour in September 2008 in Spain to promote her latest effort. The "90 Millas World Tour" was made to promote the album only on the European continent,^[15] but before she started the European tour, Estefan made an appearance in the United States at the opening of the MGM Grand's new venue, the Foxwoods Resort Casino, for three sold-out dates including Memorial Day. She then performed at the Casino Rama, in Canada before beginning the European dates.

Track listing

Standard edition

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Me Odio"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:15
2.	"No Llores" (featuring Carlos Santana, José Feliciano and Sheila E.)	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	4:10
3.	"Lo Nuestro"	Gloria M. Estefan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	4:14
4.	"Píntame De Colores"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:32
5.	"Caridad"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:20
6.	"Yo No Cambiaría"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:41
7.	"Bésame"	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:52
8.	"Refranes"	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	2:59
9.	"A Bailar"	Gloria M. Estefan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:42
10.	"Esta Fiesta No Va' Acabar"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:50
11.	"Volveré"	Gloria M. Estefan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:46
12.	"Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre)"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	4:40
13.	"Morenita"	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, DROP DEAD Beats	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, DROP DEAD Beats	4:13
14.	"90 Millas" (featuring La India)	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	4:40

United States & Europe Deluxe Edition Bonus Tracks

Track listing
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
15.	"Vueltas Da La Vida"	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:38
16.	"No Llores (Reggaeton Remix)" (featuring Wisin & Yandel)	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan, Juan Luis Morera, Llandel Veguilla	Juan Luis Morera, Llandel Veguilla, Victor Martinez	3:59

iTunes Bonus Tracks

Track listing
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
15.	"No Llores (Hip Hop Remix featuring Pitbull)"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:53
16.	"Me Odio (Salsa Remix)"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	2:56

Japan Bonus Tracks

Track listing
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
15.	"Al Verte Partir"	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:34
16.	"Vueltas Da La Vida"	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	Emilio Estefan Jr., Ricardo Gaitan, Alberto Gaitan	3:38

Bonus DVD

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Director	Length
1.	"90 Millas: The Documentary" (English version)	Emilio Estefan Jr., José Maldonado	Emilio Estefan Jr.	25:04
2.	"90 Millas: El Documental" (Spanish version)	Emilio Estefan Jr., José Maldonado	Emilio Estefan Jr.	25:04
3.	"No Llores" (Music video)	Emilio Estefan Jr.	Emilio Estefan Jr.	4:10
4.	"Behind the Scenes of No Llores"	Emilio Estefan Jr.	Emilio Estefan Jr.	2:08
5.	"Essential Featurette...A Career Retrospective"	Gloria M. Estefan, Emilio Estefan Jr.	Emilio Estefan Jr.	12:52

Additional notes:

• Some tracks were originally planned to be on the album but then omitted were: "No Voy a Trabajar" (I'm Not Going to Work), "Tratare De Olvidarte" (I'll Try To Forget You) and "Vueltas Da La Vida" (Life Goes Around). But later "Vueltas Da La Vida" was confirmed by SonyBMG-Japan as being a bonus track on the Japanese version of the album along with a new song titled "Al Verte Partir" (While Watching You Leave).
• Also, some names were changed: "Píntame" was changed for "Píntame De Colores", as "Esperando" was changed finally to "Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre)".

Credits and personnel

Musicians

• Gloria Estefan – Lead vocals, backing vocals
• Gaitanes Alberto & Ricardo Gaitan (Gaitan Bros.) – Producers, Arrangers, Songwriters, Backing vocals, Piano & Minor Percusion
• Cheito Quiñonez – Backing vocals
• Alfredo "Chocolate" Armenteros – Invited trumpet on "Me Odio"
• Carlos Santana – Invited electric guitar on "No Llores"
• José Feliciano – Invited acoustic guitar on "No Llores" & "Yo No Cambiaría"
• Luis Enrique – Invited congas & bongos on "No Llores"
• Sheila E. – Invited timbales on "No Llores"
• Nelson González – Invited tres on "Lo Nuestro", "Píntame De Colores", "A Bailar" & "Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre)"
• Andy García – Invited bongos & bell on "Píntame De Colores"
• Orestes Vilató – Invited bongos & timbales on "Caridad", "A Bailar", "Esta Fiesta No Va' A Acabar" & "Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre)"
• Giovanni Hidalgo – Invited congas & quinto on "Caridad" & "Esta Fiesta No Va' A Acabar"
• Juanito Marquez – Invited guitar on "Yo No Cambiaría"
• Johnny Pacheco – Invited flute on "Bésame"
• Papo Lucca – Invited piano on "A Bailar"
• Generoso Jiménez – Invited trombone on "Esta Fiesta No Va' A Acabar"
• Arturo Sandoval – Invited trumpet on "Esta Fiesta No Va' A Acabar"
• Israel "Cachao" Lopez – Invited bajo on "Volveré"
• Candido Camero – Invited congas on "Volveré"
• Paquito D'Rivera – Invited saxophone on "Volveré"
• Lionel "Dead Beat" De La O – Invited electric guitar on "Morenita"
• Sal Cuevas – Bass
• Edwin Bonilla – congas, bongos, timbale, minor percussion, guiro
• Daniel Berroa – Congas, bongos, maracas, guiro, wood sticks
• Marco Linares – Guitar
• Jesús Cruz – Laúd
• Javier Concepcion – Piano
• Paquito Hechavarria – Piano
• Ed Calle – Saxophone
• Braily Ramos – Trombones
• Hernan "Teddy" Mulet – Trumpets, horns arrangement
• Pedro Alfonso – Violins

Production

• Gloria Estefan – mixing engineer
• Emilio Estefan Jr. – Executive producer, mixing engineer
• Ricardo & Alberto Gaitan (Gaitan Bros) (Gaitanes) – Producer, tracking engineers,
• Bob Ludwig – Mastering
• José Maldonado – Production coordinator
• Billie Pechenik – Studio coordinator
• Leyla Leeming – Logistic
• Andy Pechenik – Technical support
• Kurt Berge – Technical support
• Danny Ponce – Tracking engineer
• Mike Couzzi – Tracking engineer
• Eric Schilling – Mixing engineer
• Steve "Rock Star" Dickey – Additional engineer of "Me Odio", "Caridad" & "Volveré"
• Jim Ritzel – Additional engineer of "No Llores", "A Bailar" & "Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre)
• Raymond Mckinley – Additional engineer of "No Llores"
• Mauricio Guerrero – Additional engineer of "Píntame De Colores"
• Hector Ivan Rosa – Additional engineer of "Caridad", "A Bailar"
• Ron Taylor – Additional engineer of "Volveré"
• José Colon – Assistant engineer at Crescent Moon Studios
• Sarita Torres – Assistant engineer at Crescent Moon Studios
• Miguél Bermudez – Assistant engineer at Crescent Moon Studios
• Recorded at Crescent Moon Studios, Miami, Florida
• Daddy's House Recording Studio, New York – Additional studio for "Me Odio", "Caridad", "Bésame" & "Volveré"
• Tarpan Studios, San Rafael, California – Additional studio for "No Llores", "Caridad", "A Bailar" & "Esperando (Cuando Cuba Sea Libre)"
• Glenwood Place Studios, Burbank, California – Additional studio for "No Llores"
• Capitol Studios, Los Angeles, California – Additional studio for "Píntame de Colores"
• Alfa Recording Studios, San Juan, Puerto Rico – Additional studio for "Caridad" & "A Bailar"
• Panic Room Studios, Miami, Florida – Additional studio for "Morenita"

Design

• Jennifer Liebeskind – Marketing
• Tony Ward – Marketing
• Jeff Schluz/Command Z-Design – Art Direction & Design
• Alberto Tolot – Photography
• Francesca Tolot – Make-up
• Serena Radaelli – Hair
• Cristina Cellini – Stylist

Charts and certifications

Charts Chart Peak Position Argentina Albums Chart[16] 3 Dutch Albums Chart[17] 1 European Top Albums Chart[17] 14 French Albums Chart[17] 106 German Albums Chart[17] 46 Italian Albums Chart[17] 17 Mexican Albums Chart[17] 17 Spanish Albums Chart[17] 3 Swiss Albums Chart[17] 4 US Billboard 200[ 1] 25 US Billboard Top Internet Albums[18] 19 US Top Latin Albums (Billboard)[ 1] 1 US Tropical Albums (Billboard)[ 1] 1

Sales and certifications Region Certification Sales/shipments Spain (PROMUSICAE)[19] Gold 40,000^ ^shipments figures based on certification alone

Awards

Year	Award Show	Award
2008	Billboard Latin Music Awards	Tropical Album of the Year — Female
		Tropical Airplay Song of the Year — Female for "No Llores"
	Latin Grammy Awards	Best Traditional Tropical Album
		Best Tropical Song for "Píntame De Colores"
	Billboard Year-End Chart	90 Millas ranked at #59 at Top Latin Albums
		90 Millas ranked at #7 at Top Latin Tropical Albums
		Gloria Estefan ranked at #7 as Top Tropical Albums Artists
2009	Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI)	Icon of the Year

Release history

Region	Date	Format
Spain	September 17, 2007 (2007-09-17)	CD
World
Japan	September 18, 2007 (2007-09-18)
United States
Thailand	September 25, 2007 (2007-09-25)[20]

See also

• List of number-one Billboard Top Latin Albums of 2007
• List of number-one Billboard Tropical Albums from the 2000s

References

External links

• Gloria Estefan Myspace page
• GloriaEstefanMexico.com

v t e Gloria Estefan Albums Singles Awards Tours Studio albums with Miami Sound Machine: Live Again/Renacer (1977) Miami Sound Machine (1978) Imported (1979) MSM (1980) Otra Vez (1981) Rio (1982) A Toda Maquina (1984) Eyes of Innocence (1984) Primitive Love (1985) Let It Loose (1987) Cuts Both Ways (1989) Into the Light (1991) Mi Tierra (1993) Christmas Through Your Eyes (1993) Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me (1994) Abriendo Puertas (1995) Destiny (1996) gloria! (1998) Alma Caribeña (2000) Unwrapped (2003) 90 Millas (2007) Miss Little Havana (2011) The Standards (2013) Compilations Exitos de Gloria Estefan (1990) Greatest Hits (1992) Best of Gloria Estefan (1997) Greatest Hits Vol. II (2001) Amor y Suerte: Exitos Romanticos (2004) Oye Mi Canto!: Los Grandes Exitos (2006) The Very Best of Gloria Estefan (2006) The Essential Gloria Estefan (2006) iTunes Originals (2007) EPs Twelve Inch Mixes (1993) Bailando! (1998) Party Time! (1998) Unwrapped: Remixes (2004) Filmography Music of the Heart (1999) For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000) Tours Primitive Love Tour (1985/86) Let It Loose World Tour (1987/88) Get On Your Feet Tour (1989/90) Into the Light World Tour (1991/92) Evolution World Tour (1996/97) Live & Re-Wrapped Tour (2004) 90 Millas World Tour (2008/09) Notable concerts Vh1 Divas Live (1998) The Millennium Concert (1999) The Atlantis Concert (2000) One Night Only at the Mandalay Bay (2001) Live & Unwrapped (2003) She's Got a Friend (2009) Books The Magically Mysterious Adventures of Noelle the Bulldog (2005) Noelle's Treasure Tale: A New Magically Mysterious Adventure (2006) Estefan's Kitchen (2008) Related content Emilio Estefan Jr. Lili Estefan Miami Sound Machine Pablo Flores The Next: Fame Is at Your Doorstep Latin pop Book Template

v t e Gloria Estefan singles Eyes of Innocence "Dr. Beat" "Prisoner of Love" "I Need a Man" Primitive Love "Conga" "Bad Boy" "Words Get in the Way" "Falling in Love (Uh-Oh)" Let It Loose/Anything for You "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" "Betcha Say That" "Can't Stay Away from You" "Anything for You" "1-2-3" Cuts Both Ways "Don't Wanna Lose You" "Get on Your Feet" "Here We Are" "Oye Mi Canto (Hear My Voice)" "Cuts Both Ways" Exitos de Gloria Estefan "Renacer" Into the Light "Coming Out of the Dark" "Seal Our Fate" "Remember Me with Love" "Can't Forget You" "Nayib's Song (I Am Here for You)" "Live for Loving You" Greatest Hits "Always Tomorrow" "Megamix" "I See Your Smile" "Go Away" Mi Tierra "Mi Tierra" "Con Los Años Que Me Quedan" "Tradición" "Montuno "¡Sí Señor!..."" "Mi Buen Amor" "Ayer" "Volverás" "Mi Tierra de Tradición" Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me "Turn the Beat Around" "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" "Everlasting Love" "It's Too Late" "Cherchez La Femme" Abriendo Puertas "Abriendo Puertas" "Más Allá" "Tres Deseos" "Dulce Amor" "La Parranda" "Lejos De Ti" "Felicidad" "Abriendo Puertas A La Navidad" Destiny "Reach" "You'll Be Mine (Party Time)" "I'm Not Giving You Up" "Higher" "Show Me the Way Back to Your Heart" "No Pretendo" gloria! "Heaven's What I Feel/Corazón Prohibido" "Oye!" "Cuba Libre" "Don't Let This Moment End" "Don't Stop" Alma Caribeña - Caribbean Soul "No Me Dejes de Querer" "Como Me Duele Perderte" "Tres Gotas De Agua Bendita" "Tengo Que Decirte Algo" "Me Voy" "Por Un Beso" Greatest Hits Vol. II "You Can't Walk Away from Love" "Out of Nowhere" "Y-Tu-Conga" Unwrapped "Wrapped/Hoy" "I Wish You" "Te Amare" "Tu Fotografía" 90 Millas "No Llores" "Me Odio" "Píntame De Colores" Miss Little Havana "Wepa" "Miss Little Havana" "Hotel Nacional" Other notable songs & Collaborations "En El Jardín" "Santo Santo" "Music of My Heart" "What More Can I Give "Dr. Pressure" "Somos El Mundo" Book Template