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Amar Es is a music album by Mexican pop performer Cristian Castro in 2003. It is notable for its eclectic use of languages and musical styles. The song Why, for example, is in English, whilst the single No Hace Falta combines Japanese and Latin pop. On the other hand, tracks such as the successful single Te Llamé hold fast to Castro's Latin-pop roots.

Track listing [link]

1. Este Loco Que Te Mira
2. Si Yo Fuera El
3. Why
4. Solo Pienso En Ti
5. Gallito Feliz (Rock version)
6. No Hace Falta
7. Oración Caribe
8. Madrigal
9. Entre Los Andes
10. Te Llamé
11. Mujer de Dos Caras
12. Saudade
13. Gallito Feliz (Cumbia version)

Personnel [link]

• Pedro Alfonso - Violin
• Tommy Anthony - Vocals (Background)
• Area 305 - Vocals (Background)
• Hiram Arencibia - Trombone
• Antonio Baglio - Mastering
• Randall Barlow - Composer, Producer, Programming
• Cancio Barretto - Requinto
• Juan Angel Barretto - Engineer
• Kurt Berge - Technical Support
• Richard Bravo - Percussion
• Olbin Burgos - Drums
• Scott Canto - Engineer
• Jorge Casas - Bass
• Cristian Castro - Composer
• Bill Compton - Composer
• Mike Couzzi - Engineer
• Sal Cueva - Bass
• Kevin Dillon - Production Coordination
• Valério Do Carmo - Graphic Design
• Vicky Echeverri - Vocals (Background)
• Federico Ehrlich - Producer
• Fabi Espino - Trumpet
• Emilio Estefan, Jr. - Composer, Producer, Video Director
• Daniela Federici - Photography
• Alfredo Galan - Trumpet
• Javier Garza - Mixing Engineer
• Jessica Gonzalez - A&R
• Courtney Goodwin - Photography
• Julio Hernandez - Bass
• David Heuer - Assistant Engineer
• Carlos Infante - Piano
• María Teresa Lara - Composer
• Leyla Leeming - Production Coordination
• Lee Levin - Drums
• Gary Lindsay - Arranger
• Roberto Livi - Composer, Producer
• David Lopez - Assistant Engineer
• Manny López - Guitar, Guitar (Acoustic)
• José Juan Maldonado - Production Coordination
• Juan Pablo Manzanero - Composer
• Gian Marco - Composer
• Steve Menezes - Coordination
• Miami Symphonic Strings - Strings
• Victor Miller - Trumpet
• Alejandro Montalbán - Composer
• Rickie Muñoz - Trombone
• Joel Numa - Engineer, Mixing Engineer
• Marco Olan - Bass
• Clay Ostwald - Organ, Piano
• Mario Patiño - Creative Director, Text
• Andy Pechenik - Technical Support
• Archie Peñe - Percussion
• Fernando Perdomo - Guitar (Electric)
• Betsy Perez - Project Coordinator
• Rudy Pérez - Arranger, Composer, Director, Producer, Vocals (Background)
• Clay Perry - Keyboards, Programming
• Freddy Piñero, Jr. - Engineer
• Daniel Ponce - Assistant Engineer
• Adrian Posse - A&R
• Oscar G. Regueira - Engineer
• Juan Rosario - Assistant Engineer
• Tony Sheridan - Composer
• Joel Someillan - Engineer
• Todd Sontag - Editing
• Raul Soto - Percussion
• Ron Taylor - Organ
• Ken Theis - Assistant Engineer
• Lorenzo Torrez - Accordion
• Nicolás Tovar - Composer, Vocal Producer
• William Valdez - Percussion
• Dan Warner - Guitar
• Ginny Warner - Video Producer
• Diane Warren - Composer
• Bruce Weeden - Engineer
• Ryan Wolff - Assistant Engineer

Chart performance [link]

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References [link]

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