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Format: CD
Nov 1999
Record Label: Interscope Records (USA)
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 606949054021 |
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Track Listing
1. Rhythm Divine
2. Be With You
3. I Have Always Loved You
4. Sad Eyes
5. I'm Your Man
6. Oyeme
7. Could I Have This Kiss Forever - (with Whitney Houston)
8. You're My #1
9. Alabao
10. Bailamos
11. Ritmo Total :: Rhythm Divine
12. Mas es Amar :: Sad Eyes
13. No Puedo Mas Sin Ti :: I'm Your Man
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Enrique Iglesias, Whitney Houston (vocals); Adam Zimmon, Rusty Anderson (acoustic & electric guitars); Rick Nowels (acoustic guitar, keyboards); Rusty Anderson (electric guitar, bass); David Channing (electric guitar, bouzouki); Dean Parks (guitar); Patrick Leonard (piano, keyboards, programming); Lester Mendez (keyboards, programming); David Foster (keyboards); Nathan East (acoustic & electric basses); Jimmy Johnson (bass); Vinnie Colaiuta, Lee Levin (drums); Luis Conte (percussion); Jason Smith (programming); Paul Barry, Sylvia Mason James, Wendy Pedersen, Raul Midon, Richard Page, Siedah Garrett, Andy Vargas (background vocals).
Producers include: Mark Taylor, Brian Rawling, Walter Turbitt, Enrique Iglesias, Lester Mendez.
Engineers include: Brad Gilderman, Ron Taylor, Dan Marnien.
"Be With You" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording.
"Bailamos" was nominated for the 2000 Billboard Latin Music Award for Latin Pop Track Of The Year.
Enrique Iglesias does his illustrious family proud with the spirited, dance club-friendly ENRIQUE. Already having made a well-received resurfacing with "Bailamos" on the WILD WILD WEST soundtrack, this hunky singer has clearly grown up a bit and sounds better than ever on this fully bilingual production. And the Groove Brothers' contribution as producers makes for a winning combination of traditional organica, electronic pulsation, and pop allure.
Enrique lifts el ritmo on high on "Rhythm Divine," declaring the romantic power of the beat to the entrancing sounds of Spanish guitars and hazy electronic loops. "Could I Have This Kiss Forever" is another Iberian-tinged fantasy, only this one unfolds slowly as a rose with Whitney Houston bringing vocal honey to the duet. Part of what makes this Latino so appealing to non-Spanish speakers (besides his handsome mug) must be his groovy wrapping of memorable, simple Spanish phrases in English verses, along with the fact that he also offers three of the tunes in both languages.
Industry Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - ...sounds uncannily like Chris Isaak throughout, boasts a fine set of pipes, strums some outrageously lovely Spanish guitar, and ensures there's enough pure corn to keep Dad happy. Slightly better than you might expect.
Q (02/01/2000)
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