Production
- Enrique "Kiki" Garcia - record producer ("Mambo")
- Hector Almaguer - record producer ("Mambo")
- Julian Ruiz - record producer ("Lujuria", "Feria", "Paint It, Black")
- Zeus B. Held - producer ("Torero!")
- Nick Fisher - producer ("Torero!")
- Garry Hughes - producer ("Torero!")
- Raúl Orellana - producer ("Ahora O Nunca")
- Jaime Stinus - producer ("Ahora O Nunca")
- Julio Palacios - producer ("Tu Quieres Más (Porque Te Amo)", "Bailaor (Bolero)", "Tus Besos Me Matan", "Loca Reloca", "Besame Mucho", "El Condor Pasa")
- Alex de la Nuez - producer ("Bailaor (Bolero)", "El Condor Pasa")
- Recorded at Studio Center West (Miami) ("Mambo"), Doublewironics (Madrid), Eastcote Studios (London) ("Torero!"), Estudios Sincronia (Madrid) and "El Camión" (Barcelona).
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