Todo Por Ustedes ［CD+DVD］

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Adapter: David Bisbal. Personnel: David Bisbal (vocals); Dan Warner (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Pedro Andrea (electric guitar); Juan Sanchez (flamenco guitar, Spanish guitar); Juan Sanchez (Spanish guitar); Julio Hernandez (bajo sexto); Ed Calle, Pep Poblet (saxophone); Luis Aquino, Jason Carder, Jose Rafael Coello (trumpet); Dana Teboe (trombone); Andres Munera, Daniel Betancourt (keyboards, programming); Mike Irazoqui (bass instrument); David Simo (drums); Richard Bravo, Yuri Nogueiras (percussion); Judith Belmonte, Carlos Izaga (background vocals); Julio Montalvo (trombone); Alberto Estebanez (keyboards). Audio Mixers: Marc Blanes; Josep Baiges; Gustavo Celis; Boris Milan. Liner Note Author: Alejandro Sepulveda. Recording information: El Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona, Spain (06/04/2004-09/10/2004); La Plaza De Toros De Las Ventas, Madrid, Spain (06/04/2004-09/10/2004). Photographer: Jose Irun. Unknown Contributor Role: Robert Ballester. Arrangers: Camilo Valencia; Andres Munera; Daniel Betancourt. Latin pop can take on a variety of regional flavors. There are Puerto Rican pop singers who incorporate salsa and Afro-Cuban elements (Marc Anthony). There are Mexican pop singers who incorporate norteno, Tex-Mex, or ranchera elements (Ana Barbara). But when all is said and done, they are still pop singers first and foremost -- Anthony isn't pretending to be Tito Puente or Beny More any more than Barbara is pretending to be Lola Beltran. And in 21st century Spain, David Bustamante and David Bisbal have epitomized pop singers who incorporate flamenco influences at times but are still Latin pop above all else. Todo por Ustedes (Everything for You) will never be mistaken for a document of a Paco de Lucia or Tomatito concert -- this three-disc set (two DVDs and an audio CD) is very pop-oriented, and Bisbal's sizable following knows that going in. Todo por Ustedes offers an abundance of live material and spotlights, among other things, 2004 concerts in Madrid and Barcelona. Bisbal is in good form on enjoyable performances of favorites like "Buleria," "Ave Maria," "Corazon Latino," "Digale," and "Esta Ausencia," and the Spanish singer clearly maintains a strong rapport with his audiences. The first DVD really underscores his talents as a showman; a Bisbal performance is a visual treat thanks to all the choreography (enough choreography to give John Ashcroft a seizure), but even without the visuals, Bisbal would shine on-stage. For those who aren't among Bisbal's really hardcore fans, a three-disc set might be too much; casual listeners would probably be better off starting out with Buleria or Corazon Latino. But for Bisbal's truly devoted fans, Todo por Ustedes is a generally pleasing document of his talents as a live performer. ~ Alex Henderson