Album released in Spain in 1998 by the label Envidia, a compilation of 14 bachata hits at the time. As expected some of the performers appear more recently recognized in the art, such as Joe Veras or Frank Reyes and themes of success as 'El gato en la oscuridad', 'Es una ladrona', etc.. Good set of cuttings, suitable for dance this Dominican and Caribbean sensual dance, with hybrid rhythm from bolero and other Latin styles. Extra party of bachata.

For his second "solo" album, Carlos Santana used Miles Davis' famed '60s group--Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams -- plus members of the current Santana band, for a varied, jazz-oriented session that was one of his more pleasant excursions from the standard Santana sound. (Originally released as a double-LP, The Swing of Delight was reissued on a single CD.)