Musicians
- Acoustic & Electric Guitar: Todd Robinson
- Bass: Lalo Carrillo
- Keyboards: Francisco Loyo, Arturo Pérez
- Drums: Victor Loyo
- Percussion: Tommy Aros
- Trumpets: Francisco Abonce, Juan Arpero
- Trombon: Alex Carballo
- Sax: Jeff Nathanson
- Backing vocals: Julie Bond, Naja Barnes, Carmel Cooper
- Mariachi 2000
- Arranger: Cutberto Pérez
- Trumpets: Cutberto Pérez, Juan Guzmán Acevedo
- Guitar: Juan Carlos Navarro, Mario Darío González
- Violins: Hugo Santiago Ramírez, Mauricio Ramos, Pedro García, José Ignacio Vázquez, Petronilo Godinez, Benjamín Rosas, José Eloy Guerrero and Julio de Santiago.
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