"No alcanzan palabras para tí” (There are not enough words for you), is the title of the new album by Cuban singer Yamila Guerra. This production brings us 8 songs of which three of them are tributes to three great artists of Cuban music: a tribute to Celia Cruz with the song "Quimbara", a tribute to Miguel Matamoros with "The Paralytic" and finally "Santa Barbara” (Changó) tribute to Celina González.

    The first track “No alcanzan palabras para tí” gives the title of the album and was composed by Yalil Guerra and was dedicated to his wife. The track "Guajira" is a new rhythm created by Mr. Guerra, inspired by the Guajira genre but in a rhythm of 11 / 4, a novelty, as well as incorporating elements of the Cha Cha Cha and Son Montuno.

"Dame un besito” (Give me a kiss) is a theme also made by Mr. Guerra and was included on the album "Caribe Mix 1998" which sold about 500,000 copies in Spain and worldwide. "Nocivo" (Harmful) belongs to the Latin-pop genre, and finally "El alacrán (The scorpion)" a song with influences of the Zouk, Regueaton and Mambo rhythms. The last two songs has been composed by Yamila and Yalil Guerra.

    Yamila heir to a family's musical tradition, began his career at an early age, participated in concerts, tours and TV shows with their parents, the Cuban vocal duo "Rosell and Cary”. She studied at the Ballet School of Havana and later graduated with honors from the National School Artistic Variety of Havana, Cuba. The artist has an extensive career with three albums on the market and has toured with his group for countries like the United States, Spain, France, Portugal, Mexico, Guadeloupe and Martinique. He was also host of television programs in the United States, Spain, Mexico and Cuba.

    The album was produced by his brother, composer and producer Yalil Guerra, who has written an important catalog of classical music and his works have been premiered in the United States, Canada, Italy, Spain, Colombia, Ecuador and Puerto Rico. He has composed and produced music for international television events like the Latin Grammys (2005-2009) and other TV shows from the Hispanic network Univision and Telefutura.

    This disc is designed for the dancer, with great taste, innovative arrangements influenced by the Son Montuno, contemporary classical music, jazz, and daring harmonies. This is an album which cannot be missing in your music collection.