This album features a duet with Eddie Gonzales called "Enamorados" and a recording with Raulito Navaira called "Vete Ya." Song writers on this album also include Eddie Gonzales, Raulito Navaira, Art Guillermo, Ofelia Guerrero, Javier Galvan, Mayigo, and Angel Vargas.

This album features a duet with Eddie Gonzales called "Enamorados" and a recording with Raulito Navaira called "Vete Ya." Song writers on this album also include Eddie Gonzales, Raulito Navaira, Art Guillermo, Ofelia Guerrero, Javier Galvan, Mayigo, and Angel Vargas.

New single out for you all to enjoy and made for you all to have some fun out on the dance floor. So when you want to dance, just put Ven A Bailar on and there you go.

Written by Ofelia Guerrero.

New single out for you all to enjoy and made for you all to have some fun out on the dance floor. So when you want to dance, just put Ven A Bailar on and there you go.

Written by Ofelia Guerrero.

Pobrecita Mi Madrecita was written in 1969 by Alfredo Castro from Peoria, Arizona. He thought he was going to be drafted into the Vietnam War and wanted to leave his mother with a song to remember him by. Fortunately he was not drafted and Pobrcita Mi Madrecita was never recorded until 2008 by Monica Castro... (more)

Pobrecita Mi Madrecita was written in 1969 by Alfredo Castro from Peoria, Arizona. He thought he was going to be drafted into the Vietnam War and wanted to leave his mother with a song to remember him by. Fortunately he was not drafted and Pobrcita Mi Madrecita was never recorded until 2008 by Monica Castro.

The Song is about a new recruit or an active soldier (male or female, young or old) having to tell his or her mother they are leaving for war. Taking them far away from their families to fight for our country. If they were to die, not to cry for they died for their nation. If they were to live,thank you God for letting them see their mother once again. We hope you all enjoy this great song dedicated to the Mothers of our United States Military Soldiers.