Personnel: Olga Tañón (vocals); Cristian Castro, Luis Fonsi (vocals).
Photographer: Adolfo Pérez Butrón.
A month before Warner Music Latina would unleash Olga Tañón's comeback album, Una Nueva Mujer (2005), the label released another...

Personnel: Olga Tañón (vocals); Rafael Carrasco (guitar, tamboura, tambora); Pablo Manavello, Sergio Minski (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Yasmil Marrufo (acoustic guitar, cuatro, bajo sexto); José Luis Morín A. (acoustic guitar,...

Personnel includes: Olga Tanon (vocals); Jose "Furito" Rios (alto & tenor saxophones); Rafael "Papo" Cadena, Luis Del Rosario "Luisin" (saxophone); Tommy Villarini, Luis Armando Ruiz "Kaki", Fermin Cruz (trumpet); Manuel Tejada (piano, keyboards,...

Arrangers: Homero Patron; Carlos Velez; Manuel Tejada; Angel "Cucco" Peña; Bernardo Ossa.
Starting in the early 1990s, Olga Tanon has been one of the leading Puerto Rican proponents of merengue, importing the frantic dance music most associated...

Personnel: Jorge Guzmán, Iris Rosario, Jose Estrella, Miledys Jimenez, Lorna Marcano (vocals); George De Leon, Carlos Rodríguez (guitar); Jose Santiago, José Diaz (tenor saxophone); Angel Hernandez, Jesús Alonso (trumpet); Jorge Diaz (trombone);...

Personnel: Jorge Guzmán, Iris Rosario, Jose Estrella, Miledys Jimenez, Lorna Marcano (vocals); George De Leon, Carlos Rodríguez (guitar); Hector L. Pagan (bajo sexto, bass instrument); Jose Santiago, José Diaz (tenor saxophone); Angel Hernandez,...

Arrangers: Homero Patron; Jamie Querol; Manuel Tejada.

Olga Mischula: Elena Govorko (violin); Gennadij Stelmach (flute, clarinet, drum); Pjotr Gloushtchouk (accordion, drum, tambourine, percussion); Sergej Onishtchenko (bass instrument).
Personnel: Olga Mischula (dulcimer, drum, tambourine).
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Though Puerto Rican vocalist Olga Tanon's early work (1993's MUJER DE FUEGO) was rooted in traditional merengue, her sound pushed and prodded at the boundaries of the genre over the course of subsequent albums. UNA NUEVA MUJER continues Tanon's...

100% Merengue is a welcome addition to the Olga Tañón catalog, for it compiles highlights of her prime years, when she truly was the Queen of Merengue. That means most of the songs here date back to the mid-'90s, with a couple exceptions like...

Personnel: Manuel Tejada (guitar, bajo sexto, piano, keyboards, percussion); Federico Mendez, Jorge Laboy, Carlos Rodríguez (guitar); Davide Aru, Ludovico Vagnone (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Rafael Payan (electric guitar); Alfredo Paixao,...

Personnel: Olga Tañón (vocals); Cristian Castro, Luis Fonsi (vocals).
A month before Warner Music Latina would unleash Olga Tañón's comeback album, Una Nueva Mujer (2005), the label released another compilation of her hits, Como Olvidar: Lo...

Personnel: Olga Tanon (vocals); Luisin Del Rosario (saxophone); Furmin Cruz, Kaki Ruiz (trumpet); Manuel Tejada (piano, keyboards, bass); Leo Pimentel, Juan Valdes (piano, keyboards); Dionnis Fernandez (piano); Jaime Querol, Freddy Valdes (bass);...

Producers: Humberto Gatica, Kike Santander, Manuel Tejada.
SOBREVIVIR won the 2003 Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album.
Personnel: Kike Santander (guitar, nylon-string guitar, keyboards, programming); Michael Hart Thompson ,...

Personnel: Olga Tanon (vocals); Marcos Rijos, Osvaldo Lopez (guitar); Jose Encarnacion, Jose F. Perez (saxophone); Humberto Ramirez, Jose O. Rivera, Jose M. Ruiz (trumpet); Daniel Fuentes (trombone); Richard Trinidad (piano); Landin Battistini...