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| Chichi Peralta | Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Percussion, Piano, Bongos, Conga, Drums, Maracas, Djembe, Campana |
| Victor Victor | Background Vocals |
| Juan De La Cruz | Timbales, Tamboura |
| Rafael Martínez | Guira |
| Luis Aquino | Trumpet |
| Hector Santana | Bass |
| Juan José Flete | Trombone |
| Sandy Gabriel | Alto Saxophone |
| Cuso Cuevas | Bass |
| Andres Soto | Background Vocals |
| Luis Frometa | Drums |
| Israel Kelly | Background Vocals |
| Cesar Olarte | Vocals |
| Juan Carlos Jansen | Background Vocals |
| Rene Geraldino | Vocals |
| Hildward Cróes | Keyboards |
| Jeremías King | Bass |
| Jimmy Gonzalez | Composer |
| Chichi Peralta | Arranger, Director, Producer, Liner Notes |
| Rodney Fuller | Mastering |
| Allan Leschhorn | Engineer |
| Alex Mascou | Engineer |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Alex Henderson
Chichi Peralta is from the Dominican Republic, but unlike other Dominican vocalists, he doesn't sing merengue or bachata exclusively. Instead, merengue and bachata are only two weapons in the arsenal of the Latin pop/tropical singer, whose second Caiman album, De Vuelta Al Barrio, incorporates a variety of Latin elements. The charismatic Peralta isn't the least bit predictable, and you never know from one song to the next what Latin styles he's going to draw on. Dominican music namely merengue and bachata and Afro-Cuban salsa are perhaps the strongest influences on Peralta's Latin pop, but during this CD, he also incorporates everything from Puerto Rican plena to ...