Personnel: Tito Rojas (vocals), Wilson Vega, Simon Rivera, Angie Machado, Elias Lopes (trumpet), Sammy Torres, Michael Colon, Jorge Guzman, Rafy Torres, Antonio Vazquez, Moises Nogueras, Jorge Diaz, Victor Vazquez (trombone), Miguel Rivera, Luis Quevedo, Erick Figueroa, Ricardo Rodriguez, Rafael "Bodo" Torres (piano), Julio "Gunda" Merced (keyboards), Luis A. "Papo" Martinez (bass), Hector "Chivo" Cordova, Jimmy Morales, Jose "Cheo" Santiago, Alberto Machuca, Jose "Joel" Diaz, Edgardo Morales, Hector "Pichi" Perez (percussion), Nelson Rodriguez, Jorge Vazquez, Jose "Chequi" Ramos, Jimmy Diaz, Bianca Ivelisse Gonzalez (background vocals).

Tito Rojas achieved his greatest hour with this superior recording; Rojas' vocalizing becomes edgier, grittier, and uncompromisingly raw and these qualities are laid out with brutally swinging orchestrations. "Se¤ora de Madrugada" is as danceable as salsa can get; "Quiero Ser Tuyo" (watch for Edgardo Morales' sassy timbales solo) and "Tambi‚n Nos Duele" (with Angel "Angie" Machado doing a trumpet solo) present Tito Rojas in a different dimension, a tough guy who can be romantic. "Enamor me" and "He Chocado Con la Vida" are powerfully convincing, almost tailor-made to suit the vocalist's rabid style. Dazzlingly effective; no other Tito Rojas vehicle has worked to a better advantage for the singer. An absolute must-have. ~ Jos‚ A. Est‚vez, Jr.