Artist	Song
Cal Tjader, Mongo Santamaria & Willie Bobo	Afro Blue
from Latino! (2006)
Olga Gullot	Deliro
from Los 15 Grandes de Olga Guillot (1994)
Candido	Ghana Spice (Part One)
from Beautiful (2003)
Rolando Laserie	Cuba Linda
from Homenaje Postumo (1999)
Peruchín	Rhapsody In Blue
from Jazz Cuba, Vol. 8 (2007)
Lucrecia	Vereda Tropical
from Album de Cuba (2009)
Bola de Nieve	No Puede Ser Feliz
from Musica Original de Cuba (2006)
Trio Melodicos	El Negro Simon
from The Lost Cuban Trios Of Casa Marina (2010)
Chano Pozo	Rumba Con Swing
from ¡Viva Fidel! - El Lider Maximo 80th Anniversary Album, Vol. 1 (2006)
Celeste Mendoza y Los Papines	Papa Ogun
from Cuba Classics 2: Dancing With the Enemy (2000)
Desi Arnaz and His Orchestra	Tico Tico (No Fuba) [Instrumental]
from Cuban Originals: Desi Arnaz (1999)
María Teresa Vera Y Lorenzo Hierrezuelo	Mujer Perjura
from Mujeres de Ëpoca (2007)
Orchestra Xavier Cugat	Me Lo Dijo Adela
from Fiesta - Mambo, Rumba, Samba Y Cha Cha Cha (2006)
Rita Montaner	Ya No Te Creo
from Hoy Teatro Marti Function de Gala Con Rita Montaner (1994)
Cuarteto las d'Aida y su Grupo	Tú Mi Delirio
from Soy la Mulata (1992)
Orquesta Original de Manzanillo	Manzanillo
from Cuba Classics 2: Dancing With the Enemy (2000)
Machito	Franciscua Guajira
from La Herencia: Machito (2010)
Antonio Machín	Envidia
from Siempre Boleros - Pasado y Presente (2006)
Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra	Cuba Libre (Gurarcha)
from Cugi's Cocktails (2005)
Orquesta Riverside	Frenesí
from Baile Con la Orquesta Riverside (1994)
Antonio Machin	El manisero
from Antonio Machín, Grandes Éxitos (2007)
Ernesto Lecuona	Crisantemo
from Cuban Originals: Ernesto Lecuona (1999)
Orquesta Casino de la Playa	Parampampín
from The Originals: The Authentic Cuban Flavor (2006)
Fajardo y Sus All Stars	Carolina
from Cha Cha Cha By Fajardo and His All Star (2007)
Mongo Santamaria	Aqua Limpia
from Our Man In Havana (2006)

Comment:

Orquesta Aragón's charanga classic "El Bodeguero" instructs you to pay off your debts and drink plenty of chocolate, while a youthful Celia Cruz reminds us that "the son is the most sublime music when it comes to entertaining the soul." Beny Moré's fire burns brightly on "Qué Bueno Baila Usted."

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