La Negra Tiene Tumbao
La Negra Tiene Tumbao is Celia's 59th album. It was released by Sony Music October 2nd 2001. It featured musical collaborations with Mikey Perfecto and Johnny Pacheco and was produced by Sergio George, Isidro Infante, Pacheco, Oscar Gomez, and Angel Carrasco.
Celia & Johnny
"Celia y Johnny," undoubtedly the most important album in Celia Cruz’s career, opened the doors of success for the famous Cuban singer with the force of a raging bull.
"Quimbara," a song written by Junior Cepeda (a talented young boricua who died at the tender age of 22, killed by his live-in girlfriend), is almost certainly the most important song performed by Cruz upon her return to the Spanish-speaking market. However, "Toro mata" was also an integral part of her extraordinary success.
Siempre Viviré
Siempre Vivire album for sale by Celia Cruz was released Sep 26, 2000 on the Sony Discos label. Personnel includes: Celia Cruz, Vincente Fernandez (vocals); Manny Lopez (guitar, cuatro); Rene Toledo, Juan Cerro (guitar, tres); Miami Symphonic Orchestra (strings); Ed Calle (saxophone); Hernan "Teddy Mulet (trumpet, trombone, background vocals); Cheito Quinonez, Jr. Siempre Vivire buy CD music (trumpet, background vocals); Tony Concepcion (trumpet); Dana Taboe, John Kricker (trombone); Pepe Rivero (piano); Alain Perez, Yrvis Mendez (bass, background vocals); Sal Cuevas (bass); Richard Bravo (bongos, congas, timbales, cowbell, guiro, maracas, Luis Dulzaides, Georvis Pico, Yuri Nogueira, Henry Diaz, Edwin Bonilla (percussion); Daria Delgado, Oscar Gomez, Jose Morato, Rosa Giron, Cecilia Leskovar, Lena Perez, Archie Pena, Nicolas Tovar (background vocals). Siempre Vivire CD music contains a single disc with 12 songs.
