Hector Lavoe : La VozLa Voz' is Hector Lavoe's debut solo album after the split with Willie Coln. His versatility as a vocalist and sonero is on display as he goes from boleros to Salsa with ease. The album features many band members from Willie Coln's original band. The track 'Mi Gente' is an all time classic and features an anthemic chorus that has become a theme for Latin unity. The songs 'El Todopoderoso,' 'Rompe Saraguey,' and 'Paraiso de Dulzura' are also stand outs

never once slowing down to let the listener catch their breath

Like its predecessors

I Wouldn't Want to Say - Mark Lanegan

One More Try - Perfume Genius

Mo Money Mo Problems (Instrumental)

A Rose Is Still a Rose - Aretha Franklin

As Flesh Gospelled Pure Hate - Hideous Divinity

Apocalyptical - Puscifer

The Magnificent Seven - The Clash (5

Nor Do I)' and 'Bonnie & Clyde'

Timasgan - The Abyssinians

The album is structured in the form of a series of discussions between Giveon and his mother