Seven years inside making, Ruben Blades and Cheo Feliciano took over a unique project: they will trade songs. This is exactly what they did with this album, Cheo sings Ruben's classics and the opposite way round. I've got to say I loved Ruben's choices, that include "Nina," "Franqueza Cruel," and "Busca Lo Tuyo" over Cheo's. He (Felciano) chose some great ones including "Juana Mayo," the classic "Dime" and "Sin Tu Cariño".

"Lo Bueno Ya Viene" is basically nice duet accentuating a Joe Cuba sound which can be shown really throughout the entire album. I have to say I'm surprised Cheo didn't do Juan Pachanga about this album because the main one he sang on Blades' return concert on the music scene last year. In either case, into his 70's Feliciano, it can be fantastic to view which he is still equipped with it. Two salsa legends unite following a storied careers and most importantly, that still contain the drive to keep to entertain us. Thanks a lot Ruben and Cheo.

 Eba Say Aja Latin Salsa

U.S. edition includes bonus track. Debut from the X Factor finalist with the smoky Neo-Soul voice. Rebecca Ferguson began implementing her major-label debut noisy . 2011, mere weeks after becoming the show's 2010 runner-up. Heaven sketches out a soulful sound much like Duffy and Corrine Bailey Ray. Ferguson puts her very own stamp around the music by co-writing every track, like the lead single 'Nothing's Real But Love.' Most X Factor finalists load their debut albums with cover songs and schmaltzy ballads; Ferguson, an established songwriter and also a singer, proves there are many avenues worth exploring.

Heaven (US Bonus Track Version)