Chayanne Discography - Other Songs and Duets

Other Songs and Duets

  • "Una Luna Para Dos" from the original edition of the album "Chayanne" (1987).
  • "Não Posso Mais Viver Assim". Appears in the Portuguese language version of "Chayanne" (1987).
  • "Pata Pata" (duet with Miriam Makeba) from the album "Chayanne" (1988).
  • "Danza Sara" from the film Linda Sara.
  • "Jingle Bell Rock". Appears in Navidad en las Américas (1994).
  • "Hey Jude" (with various artists) & "Michelle". Appears in Hey Jude: Tributo a los Beatles.
  • "Toque de Magia" (duet with Angelica). Appears in Angelica.
  • "You Are My Home" & "Refugio de Amor" (duet with Vanessa Williams). Appears in Dance with Me original soundtrack.
  • "La Múcura/La Cocaleca. Appears in "Siempre Piel Canela" from "Banco Popular de PR".
  • "Caminando Caminando" (duet with Anna Oxa). Appears in Senza Pieta.
  • "Cuando un Amor Se Va" (duet with Rubén Blades) & "Dame (Touch Me)" (duet with Jennifer Lopez) from the album Simplemente.
  • "Donde Va Tu Sueño (Where the Dream Takes You)" from the Atlantis: The Lost Empire soundtrack.
  • "Amor Inmortal" from the telenovela Gabriel.
  • "Amorcito corazón" from the telenovela Amorcito Corazon (original song of Pedro Infante).
Chayanne
Studio albums
  • Es mi nombre
  • Sangre Latina
  • Chayanne (1987)
  • Chayanne (1988)
  • Tiempo de vals
  • Provócame
  • Volver a Nacer
  • Atado a Tu Amor
  • Simplemente
  • Sincero
  • Cautivo
  • Mi Tiempo
  • No Hay Imposibles
Compilations
  • Grandes Éxitos
  • Desde Siempre
Other albums
  • Influencias
Live albums
  • Chayanne: Vivo
  • A Solas Con Chayanne
Other articles
  • Discography

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