• Source: 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.




Track listing


"Sánanos" - 06:53
"Sana Nuestra Tierra" - 06:13
"Mi Primer Amor" - 05:59
"Levántate Y Sálvame" - 09:16
"Las Naciones Proclamen" - 11:47
"Acuérdate Oh Señor" - 04:11
"Esperamos En Ti" - 06:53
"Grandes Cosas Ha Hecho El Señor" - 06:01
"Aleluya A Nuestro Dios" - 07:23
"Danzaré, Cantaré" - 07:52




Credits


Producers:

Juan Salinas
Marcos Witt
Executive Producer:

Marcos Witt
Arrangers:

Isaac Escamilla
Holger Fath
Emmanuel Espinosa
Worship Leader:

Marcos Witt
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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