La noche

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Tracklist

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▼ CD 2
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1Sed de amor
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Sed de amor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist and composer:
Juan Luis Giménez
5:13
2Ícaro
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Ícaro (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist and composer:
Juan Luis Giménez
6:02
3La noche
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
electric guitar:
Teo Cardalda (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Teo Cardalda (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
La noche (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist:
Juan Luis Giménez
composer:
Juan Luis Giménez and Nacho Mañó
5:16
4Debatiéndome
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Debatiéndome (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
4:52
5Cómo hemos cambiado
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Como hemos cambiado (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist:
Sole Giménez
composer:
Juan Luis Giménez
5:42
6Alma de blues
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Alma de blues (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist:
Sole Giménez
composer:
Juan Luis Giménez, Sole Giménez and Nacho Mañó
5:49
7En la oscuridad
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
En la oscuridad (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist:
Sole Giménez
composer:
Juan Luis Giménez and Nacho Mañó
5:08
8Sentir su calor
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Sentir su calor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist and composer:
Nacho Mañó
4:18
9Cada historia
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Cada historia (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist:
Sole Giménez
composer:
Juan Luis Giménez
4:38
10Fallen (Sueño)
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Randy Crawford (Female jazz/R&B singer Veronica "Randy" Crawford ("Street Life")) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Fallen (Sueño) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
composer:
Lauren Wood
4:11
11Llovió
programming:
Vicente Sabater
acoustic guitar:
Juan Luis Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
bass guitar and guitar [acoustic guitar, spanish guitar]:
Nacho Mañó (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
cello:
Mariano García (cello) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
drums (drum set):
Chris Whitten (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
keyboard [piano, hammond organ, rhodes piano, keyboards]:
James Hallawell (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
percussion:
Gino Pavone (Spanish percussionist) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
saxophone:
Ramón Cardo (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
strings [bass, acoustic guitar]:
Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
trumpet:
Pascual Piqueras (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and David Pastor (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
viola:
José Manuel León (viola) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
violin:
Rubén Gimeno (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Juan Sebastián Simonet (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
woodwind [flute, saxophone]:
Francisco A. Blanco (woodwind) (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
background vocals:
Andrea Bronston (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14), Javier Quilez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14) and Gissela Renes (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
vocals:
Sole Giménez (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Warner Music Spain, S.A. (1991–2010, predecessor of Warner Music Spain S.L.)
recorded at:
Palau de la Música in Valencia, Valencia, Comunidad Valenciana, Spain (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
recording of:
Llovió (from 1995-09-13 until 1995-09-14)
lyricist:
Sole Giménez
composer:
Juan Luis Giménez and Nacho Mañó
5:49