This album, a worldwide hit from Santana's mature period, expanded the Latin rock genre with a diverse cast of guests and reached number one on the Billboard 200.
This album furthers the fusion of Latin rock and pop, as Carlos Santana collaborated with a variety of artists, including Michelle Branch and POD, and is known as one of his later masterpieces, reaching number one on the US Billboard 200.
"Shaman" is a collaborative album produced by Carlos Santana with a diverse range of guests, and is acclaimed for expanding the boundaries of Latin rock. "The Game of Love," featuring Michelle Branch, reached No. 5 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and became a signature track from his later years, seamlessly intertwining a familiar melody with Santana's guitar. Furthermore, artists from various genres, such as POD, Seal, and Dido, contributed to the composition, which gently blends elements of rock, pop, and R&B. As evidenced by its No. 1 spot on the US Billboard 200, this is a substantial late-period work by Santana, possessing timeless appeal and universal appeal.
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A:
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Adouma
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2)
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Nothing At All
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3)
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The Game Of Love
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4)
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You Are My Kind
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B:
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Amoré (Sexo)
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Foo Foo
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Victory Is Won
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America
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C:
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Sideways
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Why Don't You & I
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Feels Like Fire
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4)
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Let Me Love You Tonight
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D:
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Aye Aye Aye
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Hoy Es Adios
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3)
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One Of These Days
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4)
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Novus
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Producer - Carlos Santana
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Producer - Clive Davis
