1. Willie Colon “Idilio"
2. Gilberto Santa Rosa “ Perdoname”
3. Willie Rosario “Anuncio Clasificado”
4. Frankie Ruiz “Mi Libertad”
5. Oscar D León “Que Bueno baila Usted"
6. Grupo Niche “Sin Sentimientos”
7. Roberto Roena ‘Como te Hago Entender”
8. Jose Alberto “El Canario”. “Bailemos Otra Vez”
9. Marc Anthony “Si te vas"
10. India "Nunca Voy A Olvidarte”
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