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Studio album by Ibrahim Ferrer
Released June 8, 1999
Recorded March 1998
Studio EGREM, Havana, Cuba
Livingston Studios, London, UK
Genre Canción, bolero, son cubano, guajira, guaguancó, son montuno
Length 52:05
Language Spanish
Label World Circuit / Nonesuch
Producer Ry Cooder, Nick Gold, Juan de Marcos González
Ibrahim Ferrer chronology
Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer
(1999) Buenos Hermanos
(2003)
uena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer is the first studio album by Cuban singer Ibrahim Ferrer. It was released on June 8, 1999, through World Circuit, and was one of the top ten selling Latin albums in the US in that year.

Recording
The album was recorded in March, 1998.

Track listing
`Bruca Maniguá` (Arsenio Rodríguez) – 4:44
`Herido De Sombras` (Pedro Vega Francia) – 4:11
`Marieta` (Faustino Oramas) – 5:55
`Guateque Campesino` (Celia Romero) – 5:09
`Mami Me Gustó` (Arsenio Rodríguez) – 5:04
`Nuestra Ultima Cita` (Armando Medina) – 3:56
`Cienfuegos Tiene Su Guaguanco` (Victor Lay) – 5:22
`Silencio` (Rafael Hernández) – 4:38
`Aquellos Ojos Verdes` (Nilo Menendez / Adolfo Utrera) – 4:54
`Qué Bueno Baila Usted` (Benny Moré) – 4:39
`Como Fue` (Ernesto Duarte) – 3:33

Personnel
Musicians
Ibrahim Ferrer – vocals
Rubén González – piano
Manuel Galbán – electric guitar
Orlando `Cachaíto` López – bass
Amadito Valdés – timbales
Ángel Terry Domech – congas
Roberto García – bongos
Carlos González – bongos
Alberto `Virgilio` Valdés – maracas
Ibrahim Ferrer Jr. – clave
Ry Cooder – electric guitar
Joachim Cooder – udu drum, dumbek and drums
Gil Bernal – tenor saxophone
Lázaro Ordóñez Enríquez – violin
Eliades Ochoa – guitar
Papi Oviedo – tres
Barbarito Torres – laúd
Manuel `Guajiro` Mirabal – trumpet
Octavio Calderón – trumpet
Carmelo González – trumpet
Yanko Pisaco Pichardo – trumpet
Alejandro Pichardo Pérez – trumpet
Daniel Ramos – trumpet
Jesús `Aguaje` Ramos – trombone
Jorge Leal – trombone
Alberto Muñoz – trombone
Carlos Montenegro Ruíz – alto saxophone
José Ramírez Nurque – alto saxophone
Antonio Francisco Jiménez Sánchez – tenor saxophone
Braulio Hernández Rodríguez – tenor saxophone
Adrian Corzo González – tenor saxophone
Julián Corrales Subidá – 1st violin
Alyoth Marichal Castillo – 1st violin
Pedro Depestre González – 1st violin
José Conyedo Román – 1st violin
José Pérez Fuentes – 2nd violin
Ariel Sarduy Méndez – 2nd violin
Rogelio Martínez Muguercia – 2nd violin
Humberto Legat Yera – 2nd violin
Lenor Bermúdez Bermúdez – viola
Rafael Cutiño Diequez – viola
Angél Zaldívar Copello – viola, cello
Roy Ávila Serrano – cello
Andrés Escalona Graña – bass
Aleida Espinosa – bass

Singers
Pío Leyva – chorus vocals
Manuel `Puntillita` Licea – chorus vocals
José Antonio `Maceo` Rodríguez – vocals, chorus vocals
Lázaro Villa – chorus vocals
Teresa García Caturla – chorus vocals
Omara Portuondo – chorus vocals
Michelle Alderete Espigul – vocals (Gema Cuatro)
Estela Guzmán Vega – vocals (Gema Cuatro)
Laura Flores Hernández – vocals (Gema Cuatro)
Odette Tellería Orduña – vocals (Gema Cuatro)
Production
Ry Cooder – producer
Nick Gold – executive producer
Juan de Marcos González – consultant and coordinator
Jerry Boys – engineer, mixing, mastering
Tom Leader – assistant mastering engineer
Jenny Adlington – project manager
Francesca Clarke – translation
Sigfredo Ariel – song transcriptions and research
Karl Halmel – photography
Susan Titelman – photography
Donata Wenders – photography
The Team – de