Sana Nuestra Tierra
Sana Nuestra Tierra is the twenty-first album released by Christian singer Marcos Witt. The album was recorded live from Houston, Texas. This album was winner of the Latin Grammy for Best Christian album.
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| Released | 2001 | |||
| Recorded | Live in Houston, Texas | |||
| Genre | Gospel & Religious | |||
| Length | 72:23 | |||
| Label | CanZion | |||
| Producer | Marcos Witt and Juan Salinas | |||
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| Cross Rhythms |   link |
Track listing
• 01. — "Sánanos" — 06:53
• 02. — "Sana Nuestra Tierra" — 06:13
• 03. — "Mi Primer Amor" — 05:59
• 04. — "Levántate Y Sálvame" — 09:16
• 05. — "Las Naciones Proclamen" — 11:47
• 06. — "Acuérdate, Oh Señor" — 04:11
• 07. — "Esperamos En Ti" — 06:53
• 08. — "Grandes Cosas Ha Hecho El Señor" — 06:01
• 09. — "Aleluya A Nuestro Dios" — 07:23
• 10. — "Danzaré, Cantaré" — 07:52
Credits
Producers:
- Juan Salinas
- Marcos Witt
Executive Producer:
Arrangers:
- Isaac Escamilla
- Holger Fath
- Emmanuel Espinosa
Worship Leader:
Musicians:
- Randall Gonzalez - Drums
- Holger Fath - Electric guitar, Acoustic Guitar
- Alan Villatoro - Keyboards
- Emmanuel Espinosa - Bass
- Wiso Aponte - Acoustic Guitar, Electric guitar
- Isaac Escamilla - Keyboards
Vocalists:
- Lucy Esquilin - Vocals
- Vanyo Esquilin - Vocals
- Nolita Theo - Vocals
Engineer:
- Orlando Rodriguez - Engineer, Mixing
- Alex Rodriguez - Assistant Mixing
- Hank Williams - Cover Design
- Ruth Salinas - Photography
Lo Mejor de Marcos III
- "Mi Primer Amor"
- "Danzaré, Cantaré"
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