¡Alabadle!
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¡Alabadle! is the ninth album released by Christian
Christian
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 singer Marcos Witt
Marcos Witt
Marcos Witt , is an American, four-time Latin Grammy Award-winning Christian singer and pastor.-Biography:Marcos Witt is the second born of three children to Jerry and Nola Witt, a young American missionary couple. The Witt family moved to Durango, México, in 1964 and they started a missionary...

. The album was recorded live in México City
Mexico City
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, México
Mexico
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.

Track listing

Credits

  • Coalo Zamorano – Vocals, Mixing Assistant
  • Gerray West – Guitar, Guitar (Baritone)
  • Juan Carlos Amaya – Design, Cover Design
  • Juan Salinas – Engineer, Mixing Assistant, Doblajes
  • Lorena Zamorano – Vocals
  • Emmanuel Espinosa – Bajo , Bass
  • Marcos Witt
    Marcos Witt
    Marcos Witt , is an American, four-time Latin Grammy Award-winning Christian singer and pastor.-Biography:Marcos Witt is the second born of three children to Jerry and Nola Witt, a young American missionary couple. The Witt family moved to Durango, México, in 1964 and they started a missionary...

     – Director, Keyboards, Producer, Main Performer, Lider, Piano, Doblajes
  • Melvin Cruz – Synthesizer
  • Randall Gonzalez – Drums (Snare)
  • Ronny Huffman – Mixing
  • Rudy Rodriguez – Saxophone
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