Offering 11 songs that reflect the joyful anticipation of the coming of our savior, Amanecerá el Señor will enrich liturgies during the holy season of Advent. With four songs drawn from the readings for the four Sundays of Advent and the "Aleluya"—which also provides verses for each of those Sundays—as well as several songs celebrating the coming of our Lord, this collection features music that will surely inspire the faithful in your community and encourage deeper reflection.

The straightforward melodies are simple and easy to sing and, although the CD boasts a more embellished orchestration, the text still shines through as the highlight. The convenient songbook provides four-part voicing, solfège chords and lyrics and makes learning and singing these songs simple and easy.

Track listing
Amanecerá el Señor | Ven, Señor, Nuestra Esperanza | Preparad el Camino | Alegraos | Alégrate, María | Aleluya | De Luz Nueva | Dichosos | Levántate, Jerusalén | El Señor Envió a Su Profeta | La Corona del Adviento

Acoustic recordings and new arrangements
This 12-song recording and accompaniment book contain the best songs from Carmelo Erdozáin over the past 30 years of his incredible international career. With new acoustic recordings, new arrangements and strong theology, these songs, recorded in Chile, balance text with melody in support of the liturgy.

Great for retreats, faith formation and more
With many liturgical uses and deep scriptural texts for the Eucharist, this powerful collection is wonderfully helpful for retreats, faith formation, personal devotion and catechetical moments. The texts are not only appropriate but poetic.

Songs for different seasons
From the strong text and comforting melody of "Las Puertas de la Nueva Ciudad" to the festive banquet of "Oh, Señor, Delante de Ti," this collection will inspire and delight. "Cristo Nos Une en Torno a Su Altar," a communion song, has verses for Advent, Holy Thursday and Corpus Christi. "Himno a Jesucristo" is full of images of Christ: Jesus the Way, the Truth and the Life; Christ the Good Shepherd; Christ the Teacher; and Christ the Savior, Son of God. "Creo en Jesús" is especially recommended for youth, and stresses our Christian vocation.

Popular, beloved Catholic songs
Valuable for everything from funerals to weddings, from Lent to Christmas, these Spanish worship songs are gems worth having. Rich instrumentation, beautifully moving melodies, and exceptional vocals make this an easy recording to enjoy. Assemblies will be delighted to sing along with these popular, beloved songs.

Engage your assembly with well-known songs
This prolific composer’s music has helped engage Latino-Americans in the liturgy for years. Continuing in the same vein as the previous two, this third volume in the anthology combines Espinosa’s most well-known songs in one uplifting collection. “These are the songs of God’s pilgrim Church,” explains the composer, “songs that speak of a God, Creator and Father who loves us and made us truly his children.”

Introduce classics to a new generation
From rock and blues to gospel and jazz, updated contemporary arrangements breathe new life into the music you know and love. Rediscover familiar songs or introduce classics to a new generation. The rich and beautiful instrumentation features electric guitars, keyboards and authentic Latin American instruments like zampoña (traditional Andean panpipe) and bombo legüero (a type of drum).

Celebrate the mystery of faith
With well-known titles like “El Señor Es Mi Fuerza” and “Santa María del Camino,” and songs that have been published in the US for the first time like “Anunciamos el Reino de Dios” and “Todos Unidos,” this collection features 12 songs that will be an inspiration to all who gather to celebrate the resurrection and life of our Lord and Savior.

Tracks: El Señor Es Mi Fuerza | Anunciamos el Reino de Dios | En la Noche, Míranos | Vamos Cantando al Señor | Seremos Tus Testigos | Un Mandamiento Nuevo | No Podemos Caminar | Madre del Salvador | Todo lo Podemos | Caminaré | El Espíritu de Dios | Santa María del Camino

This 13-song CD by Juan Antonio Espinosa features songs to engage Hispanic communities–including six published in the U.S. for the first time.

Enjoy 12 of Espinosa's most beloved songs
As a follow up to volume one of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante (translated: Songs of the Journeying People of God), this collection gathers 12 additional beloved songs—including five published in the U.S. for the first time—from revered Spanish liturgical composer Juan Antonio Espinosa

Give new expression to generational anthems
Contemporary arrangements with rock guitars and elements of jazz and Gospel give new expression to poetic anthems cherished by generations of Latino-American Catholics. As Espinosa describes, these songs "invite us to taste the warmth of the Spirit who is near; the Spirit that surrounds our existence, our life and our story."

Surrender and trust in God
The folk-style "Todo lo Podemos" reflects our surrender and trust in God. Like a heartbeat, the drum and bass in "Resucitó el Señor" create intense anticipation that explodes in a cry of joy: He's Risen, He's Risen! Overflowing with Latin flavor, "Santa María de la Esperanza" provides an energetic close to the album.

Bring music to life
Whether you're looking to unite your community during the liturgy or enrich personal prayer, the guitar songbook makes it easy to bring these 12 songs to life and proclaim the goodness of our God, Creator and Father.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Tu Palabra Me Da Vida | Todos los Días Nace el Señor | Danos un Corazón | Alabad al Señor, Aleluya | Acompañas Nuestro Caminar | Todo lo Pedemos | Dolorosa | Resucitó el Señor | Espíritu Santo, Ven | En la Hora de Partir | Las Puertas de Tu Casa | Santa María de la Esperanza

Bilingual versions of beloved songs for worship
Cantemos Unidos/United in Song is an ideal means of drawing together the whole congregation into a cohesive, multicultural body of Christ. This practical resource contains bilingual versions of 24 of the best-known songs for worship ever written: 12 songs originally written in English with new, added text in Spanish, and 12 Spanish songs with added English text. It's a wonderful way to introduce new and beloved songs to the whole assembly!

Excellent translations and clear formatting
Featuring Spanish classics such as "Pescador de Hombres," "Resucitó," "Alabaré" and "Vienen con Alegría," the collection also includes "Here I Am, Lord," "Hail Mary: Gentle Woman" and "On Eagle's Wings." The simple arrangements, excellent translations -- by Owen Alstott and Father Juan Sosa -- and clear formatting make it easy for parishioners to sing the verses in both languages.

Classic worship songs for every season of the year
Songs in this collection cover a variety of themes such as: peace, trust, praise, joy, love, conversion and discipleship and can be used during several seasons of the liturgical year including Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter.

Expand your repertoire, complement your bilingual celebrations and unite your assembly in song and worship with the music of Cantemos Unidos/United in Song.

In Deo Gratias, Pedro creates fresh, singable, contemporary songs for processions and other ritual moments. Includes eight songs in English, three bilingual songs and one in Spanish.

Three of the pieces in Deo Gratias are Taizé-style, using a common antiphon in Latin and alternating verses in English and Spanish. This simple combining of languages encourages everyone in the assembly to join in and sing. Peter's goal in Deo Gratias is to "help people grow in their faith, as writing and performing this music helps me grow in mine."

Deo Gratias includes responsorial psalms, songs for penance services, the sprinkling rite, and a tender, Spanish processional for funerals.

The collection can be used throughout the year including Advent, Lent and Easter.

Pedro's songs are practical for small choirs or for keyboard and cantor, but can also be richly performed by larger choirs.

12 accessible new songs for the entire year
The late Monsignor Taulé believed that every parish should have a dynamic, evolving repertoire. As pastor at the oldest church in Barcelona, he knew from experience: quality music and the regular introduction of new songs are vital to a parish's spiritual health. Día de Fiesta gives Spanish-speaking assemblies 12 solid, accessible new songs for every season of the year.

Music for entrance and Communion processions
In preparing this new collection, Father Taulé made it his specific aim to provide new texts and melodies for Mass on Sunday -- el día del Señor, the day of celebration. From there, he narrowed his focus to two particular moments in the liturgy: the entrance procession and Communion.

Entrance hymns for every season
Preceding even the sign of the cross, the gathering song makes a powerful first impression. It sets the tone for the entire liturgy, anticipating themes in the readings and drawing the assembly together en el nombre del Señor. The collection includes one entrance hymn each for Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter, and two for Ordinary Time.

Communion songs with easily memorized responses
Composed to inspire "pious listening" and meditation, the six songs for Communion feature short, easily memorized responses. Multiple verses, arranged for soloist and small choir, allow for longer processions. All 12 songs use Scripture-based texts for the entrance and Communion antiphons.

Expands the repertoire of Hispanic parishes
As Father Taulé explains in the songbook's generous performance notes, there's danger in a static repertoire. Sung too often for too long, music can lose its impact. Día de Fiesta is a wonderful solution for Hispanic parishes, expanding the repertoire for the beginning and heart of the liturgy.

Note: A long-time, beloved member of the OCP family, Alberto passed away in March 2007, very shortly after finishing this, his last collection of liturgical music. May he rest in peace.

This 14-song CD by Eleazar Cortés features a collection of mariachi-style music for the Catholic rite of marriage.

Breathe new life into beloved psalms
The psalms possess the most crucial truths of our faith. Showcasing Hermana Glenda's unmistakable voice and spirituality, El Señor Es Mi Pastor breathes new life into texts Spanish-speaking Catholics have cherished for centuries.

Experience a deeper relationship with God
Featuring 12 well-known psalms—handpicked by Hermana Glenda—this soul-stirring collection invites us to experience a deeper relationship with God by surrendering ourselves in service to one another.

Expanding the repertoire of music in Spanish for Masses with children
Created in line with the National Directory for Catechesis, El Señor Nos Invita (The Lord Invites Us) provides 15 new songs in Spanish for first Eucharist and first reconciliation. Volume one in a series, it's part of a long-term effort by OCP to expand the repertoire of music in Spanish for Masses with children.

Helps Hispanic children worship in their own language and culture
The Directory states, "Homogenous cultural, racial, or ethnic communities have the right to use their own language and cultural expressions of faith in ritual, music and art" (137; U.S. Bishops, 2003). Singing these songs in the classroom and in the liturgy, Hispanic children pray, worship and learn the faith in the context of "their own language" and culture.

Songs for May crowning and other Marian celebrations
Designed for ages 6-10, the collection includes songs for May crowning and other celebrations honoring Mary. An excellent learning, rehearsal and accompaniment tool (outside liturgy), the CD features exceptional children's choirs. In addition to music, the children's songbook features images for children to color.

Music that's fun, upbeat, and easy-to-learn
The songs are fun, upbeat, and easy-to-learn -- children will love singing them! Combining contemporary styles and Latin rhythms, they include both group singing opportunities and solo parts for more advanced students.

Faith-building song texts that children can understand
The lyrics present the truths of our faith in ways children can understand. "Mi Amigo Jesús" is a good example: "Yo tengo un amigo, se llama Jesús. El me acompaña en todo lugar: en la escuela y al jugar" (I have a friend, his name is Jesus. ...He's with me everywhere I go: to school and out to play.)

Contributors include many well-known children's and liturgical composers
Concerned about the current and future needs of Spanish-speaking children, many composers responded passionately to this project. Diego Correa, Jaime Cortez, Santiago Fernández, Mariano Fuertes, Estela García-López, Pablo Martínez and Lourdes Montgomery all contributed new material.

A godsend for parishes and schools serving Hispanic children
At first Eucharist and reconciliation, the Lord invites us to enter a more intimate, mature and sacramental relationship with him. Thanks to El Señor Nos Invita, Hispanic children can hear the invitation in a familiar language -- and embrace it! It's a godsend for the parishes, Catholic schools and catechetical programs that serve them.

Created in line with the National Directory for Catechesis, El Señor Nos Invita is part of a long-term effort by OCP to expand the repertoire of music in Spanish for Masses with children. Singing these songs in the classroom and in the liturgy, Hispanic children can pray, worship and learn the faith in the context of "their own language" and culture.

This second volume features 15 songs for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany as well as a few options for Ordinary Time. Although geared toward celebrations with children, the music on this volume—like the first—can be sung by parishioners of any age.

The majority of the songs were written especially for this collection by some of the top composers of Hispanic music, including Santiago Fernández, Bob Hurd, Estela García-López, Rodolfo López and many more! The eclectic mix of styles—everything from pop and ballad to joropo venezolano, samba and more—make for a wonderful variety of refreshing new songs.

One of four bilingual songs, “Gaudete” by Albert Coppo makes a beautiful and versatile addition to any Advent service. The vibrant rumba flamenca style of Damaris Thillet’s and the late Diego Correa’s “Celebremos Navidad” will add a joyous touch to any Christmas Mass.

May this collection of fun, upbeat and easy-to-learn songs quickly find a home in your parish or school’s repertoire, and in this way, enrich your community for years to come.

Music in Spanish for Christian funerals
Eleazar Cortés is a true servant of the Church. A few years back, when he recognized the need for wedding music in Spanish, he created El Amor Nunca Pasará. More recently, he's been concerned about the repertoire for funeral liturgies. His latest collection, En el País de la Vida (In the Land of the Living), gives Hispanic parishes 14 richly crafted new songs for use in Christian funerals.

14 songs in a variety of traditional and Latin American styles
The titles include psalms, Communion songs, entrance hymns, songs of farewell, music for final commendation, and a Gospel acclamation. Featuring a variety of traditional and Latin American styles, the songs are accessible to the resources of the average parish. The poetic song texts are based on the ritual texts for funerals (paraphrased).

Produced by Pedro Rubalcava - makes great listening
Of course, this music is designed for use in the liturgy. But as with his previous collections, the CD is so colorfully recorded that it makes great listening outside the liturgy. Produced by Pedro Rubalcava, it features Latin American instruments and rhythms and great performances by professional musicians.

The funeral liturgy in Spanish never sounded so beautiful!
En el País de la Vida is another triumph for this talented composer and servant of the people of God. The funeral liturgy in Spanish never sounded so beautiful!

This 24-CD set features music from Flor y Canto, tercera edición and new recordings from Flor y Canto, segunda edición.

Attending a Hermana Glenda concert is truly an inspiring experience. She has a unique gift for renewing faith and opening hearts to the love of our Lord through the power of her music.

Packed with 15 of her most beloved titles like "Tú mi Alfarero," "Ven, Señor Jesús" and "Nada Es Imposible para Ti"—sung while Pope John Paul gave Communion at World Youth Day 2002 in Toronto—this incredible collection of contemporary Spanish songs is the next best thing to seeing her in person.

Plus, go deeper into the music with insights and anecdotes between songs from Hermana Glenda herself.

A classic collection of bilingual music for the liturgy
Blending the unique musical styles of the American Southwest with a deep spirit of worship, Love the Lord Your God con Todo el Corazón has even more relevance and application today than it did when it was first released in 1985.

10 entrance and Communion songs, psalms and more
Offering nine bilingual (English-Spanish) songs and one English-only song, the collection reawakens in worshipers the call to love God with all their heart. The title song, based on the great commandment of Luke 10:27, uses repetition to instill the importance of putting God first in our lives. The collection also includes a wedding song, entrance and Communion songs, recessionals and psalms.

Music from the desert crossroads of the great Southwest
Al Valverde and Victor Cabrera wrote these prayer songs in the hope of inspiring and uniting multicultural communities of that time. Springing from the desert crossroads of the great Southwest, their music still inspires and unites. The church in the U.S. -- more diverse than ever -- would do well to re-discover it.

Bobby Fisher was inspired to compose Mass Of St. Barbara after spending time in the parish community of Santa Bárbara in Dededo, Guam. This bilingual Mass setting contains both English and Spanish versions of the Mass parts, but it is especially beautiful when verses from both languages are intertwined as they are on the recording.

Parishes will find that this setting has a wide appeal across generations and cultural backgrounds. The rhythm of the music is very upbeat with a hint of reggae and the tone is joyful as voices are raised together in sung prayer. Both the keyboard and the guitar editions contain choral parts and re-printable assembly editions for inclusion in parish bulletins or other handouts.

The recent resurgence of interest in mariachi music has led many young musicians to learn to play the traditional instruments and to read music. Many have wanted to perform the classic songs in the Misa Panamericana. Now, a new arrangement of the most popular Mass setting in Latin America is available in print!

In the early 1960s, when the second Vatican Council authorized the celebration of the liturgy in the vernacular, the bishop of Cuernavaca, Mexico, gathered music from Chile, Brazil, Costa Rica, Mexico and other countries, then organized a group of mariachi musicians to learn and perform it at the cathedral there. In this way, the famous and beloved Misa Panamericana was born.

Drawing from his own memory and an early live recording, Eleazar has arranged the harmonies and instrumentation to capture the distinctive style of the original version.

Arranged for two and three voices, guitar, vihuela, guitarrón, trumpets and violins, and suitable for use throughout the liturgical year, Misa Panamericana will be a welcome and familiar setting for Hispanic assemblies everywhere. Includes: Kyrie, Gloria, Gospel Acclamation, Holy, Lamb of God.

Mass parts: Señor, Ten Piedad (Arreglo Festivo); Señor, Ten Piedad (Arreglo Sencillo); Gloria a Nuestro Dios; Aleluya; Santo; Cordero de Dios.

This dramatically improved collection is an excellent rehearsal and learning tool, allowing musicians to master these songs before playing and singing them in the liturgy. The 20-CD set includes more than 500 songs from Misal del Día, Today's Missal with Spanish Insert and Unidos en Cristo/United in Christ.

Hear new music with this one-of-a-kind collection includes new music that has appeared in the missals from recent years, as well as the familiar favorites—all in one collection. Expert musicians, artists and composers deliver unmatched sound quality.

Enrich your music program with recordings of all the Spanish and bilingual songs in OCP's Spanish and bilingual missals, Música para la Iglesia de Hoy is the perfect resource for music directors, choir members, organists, pianists and other musicians to learn new music quickly and efficiently.

Enjoy convenience and accessibility and find songs quickly with the detailed booklet that lists songs alphabetically by title/composer, disc and track number. The durable hardcover binder is convenient for safe storage and easy accessibility of all 20 discs!

Written near the end of Cesáreo’s life, the title track of this collection is profound and hauntingly beautiful. This collection has come to be Cesáreo’s spiritual legacy. It contains responsorial psalms as well as music for Lent, Triduum and Easter.

Drawing on 14 biblical texts and Marian traditions that have touched her heart, Hermana Glenda creates a musical homage to our Holy Mother. This wonderful collection of songs provides a contemplative accompaniment for praying with Mary and encourages us to follow her simple, yet profound example: "Let it be done unto me."

Tracks: Ahí Tienes a Tu Madre (John 19:26–27) | Hágase en Mí (Luke 1:38) | Magnificat Lucas (Luke 1:46–55) | Guardabas en Tu Corazón (Luke 2:50–52) | La Mujer y el Dragón (Revelation 12:1–13) | Bendita Sea Tu Pureza (Marian Tradition) | Letanías (Litanies) | María (Discernment) | Discípulo Amado (John 19:27) | No Me Des Riquezas, ni Pobreza (Proverbs 30:8–9) | Madre de Consolación (Discernment) | Ángelus | Alégrate, María (Luke 1:28–35) | Hagan Todo Lo Que Él Les Diga (John 2:5)

Orar con el Corazón (translated: praying with your heart) is the perfect title for this album. Each of these 14 Scripture-based songs quiets the mind and penetrates the listener to the core, allowing for the discovery of God's most important message: we are loved.

The Spanish-language version of the best-selling Stories and Songs of Jesus contains 22 stories and songs about the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus. The delightful illustrations will captivate pre-school through primary grade children. It’s perfect for use in a church setting or in the home.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Encourage full assembly participation
Based on beloved prayers and sacred scripture, this 12-song collection features singable melodies and familiar styles to encourage full participation in the liturgy. Offering songs that emphasize the Word of God, Pueblo de Dios continues the journey begun with Somos la Iglesia. Inspired by the people of the church, the songs on this CD are ideal for celebrating God's love.

Energize worship with a diverse range of music
Representing the diversity of the Hispanic church, Pueblo de Dios features Mariachi styles—from Bolero Ranchero and Son Jaliscience to Huapango and Danzón—as well as contemporary styles, including pop, rock and ballads. The collection spotlights an impressive lineup of soloists and musicians and the choir from the Catedral de Los Ángeles, under the direction of Anna Betancourt.

Enjoy scripture set to vibrant melody
Recorded in a contemporary style, "Con Solo una Palabra" is based on Matthew 8:5-13 and highlights the Centurion who received the gift of faith and asked Jesus to heal his servant. Speaking of the peace and tenderness we encounter in God's kingdom, the verses encourage the faithful to approach the table of the Lord to receive healing and peace. "Sálvame, Señor" is based on the dramatic and powerful text from Matthew 14:23-33, which tells of Jesus walking on water. Adding vibrancy to the Scripture and melody, the text uses Son Jalisciense style. Together, this diverse collection is truly for all People of God!

Tracks: Aquí Estoy, Señor (Salmo 39) | Ave María | Con Solo una Palabra | Gloria al Padre | La Elegida | La Palabra Se Hizo Carne | Madre Sencilla y Humilde | Mi Alma Está Sedienta (Salmo 62) | Nada Me Falta (Salmo 22) | Pueblo de Dios | Sálvame, Señor | Señor, Tú Tienes Palabras (Salmo 18)

Nourish faith in youth and young adults
Woven into the fabric of many Spanish-speaking cultures, the quinceañera (celebrating 15 years of age) recognizes a girl's passage from childhood into young adulthood. It also represents a wonderful opportunity for parents and pastoral leaders to nourish the growing faith of all of the youth in the community.

Rejoice in the Lord's call
Inspired by this special custom and guided by the Order of Blessing on the Fifteenth Birthday, these 15 songs—including 6 bilingual titles—invite us to renew our commitment to follow Christ. Blending rock, pop and Latin styles, Quiero Responder que Sí (Lord, I say "yes") offers a variety of music to enrich preparation and Masses for quinceañeras, as well as congregational worship throughout the year.

Enjoy music from your favorite composers
From Eleazar Cortés and Santiago Fernández to Mauricio Centeno and Carlos Rosas, this collection is blessed with music from beloved composers. Based on Psalm 121/122, "Vamos a la Casa del Señor" (Albert Coppo) is a joyous processional song. The bilingual "Respuesta a la Oración de la Quinceañera" (Juan J. Sosa, Pbro.) seamlessly blends recited prayer with three-voice choral response. Featured in Flor y Canto, tercera edición and Unidos en Cristo, "A Ti, Dios" (Jaime Cortez) is a beautiful bilingual rendition of the Te Deum hymn.

Support quinceañera and intergenerational celebrations
Featuring keyboard arrangements, guitar chords and vocal parts, the Quiero Responder que Sí songbook makes it easy for your musicians bring each of the 15 songs to life. Whether they're supporting retreats and classes leading up to the quinceañera celebration or introducing these pieces to the parish assembly, your ensemble will have everything they need—in the convenience of one resource.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Vamos a la Casa del Señor (Coppo)| Vengo a Dar Gracias (Ruiz) | Ante Tu Altar Llegamos (Rosas) | Isaías 63/Isaiah 63 (Cortés) | Con Tu Gracia (Fernández) | Porque Me Ha Ungido (Cortez) | Respuesta a la Oración de la Quinceañera/Response to the Quinceañera Prayer (Sosa) | Quiero Responder que Sí (Centeno) | Se±or, Quiero Servirte (Fernández) | Quiero Responder que Sí/Lord, I Say "Yes" (Cortez) | My Heart Belongs to You/Te Doy Mi Corazón (Booth) | Canción de los Padrinos/Song by the Sponsors (Sosa) | A Tus Pies (Rosas) | Magnificat (Coppo) | A Ti, Dios/You Are God [Te Deum] (Cortez)

In the past few years, the Church has seen an explosion of contemporary Catholic music in Spanish. Thanks to Sal de la Tierra, it's easy to explore this rapidly growing repertoire!

50 of the best new songs
Gathering 50 of the best new songs, carefully selected by experts in the field, Sal de la Tierra is available in a 3-CD set and a series of songbooks. The collection includes many never-before-recorded songs, new recordings of popular songs, and songs from Primavera con Cristo, OCP's two-volume compilation.

A refreshing mix of contemporary styles
Recorded by outstanding producers in cities around the country, the 3-CD set features a refreshing mix of contemporary styles. The producers include Andy Andino and his popular band Who Do You Say I Am in Cleveland, Ohio, Albert Coppo in Miami, Mauricio Centeno in Los Angeles, Rodolfo López in Portland, Oregon, and Santiago Fernández in Detroit.

Music by Mario Alberto, Sara Torres & Jesse Manibusan
Highlights include "Atrévete," by Mario Alberto, who will be familiar to many from his work with El Sembrador ministries, and "Sumérgeme," performed here by Who Do You Say I Am. Jesse Manibusan recorded a new Spanish version of his hit single "Open My Eyes" (Abre Mis Ojos). Sal de la Tierra also features several songs popular with communities in Miami and other East Coast cities, including "Yo Te Alabo," by well-traveled artist Sara Torres.

Popular songs drawn from all parts of Latin America
Many will recognize "Canción del Misionero," "Dios Está Aquí" and the other popular songs drawn from all parts of Latin America. Recorded and published for the first time in Sal de la Tierra, these songs are finally available for use by youth and young adult groups around the country. The collection also includes some bilingual, Spanish-English songs.

Components
Sal de la Tierra is available in three different songbooks. The guitar/vocal book is a standard, full-size songbook with spiral binding and all the music and guitar accompaniments. The two very affordable assembly books include text-only versions of all 50 songs with guitar chords. The "supplement" edition has a short back cover so it can be inserted into a hymnal or missal cover. The assembly book with the "standard cover" has a full-size back cover and is designed for use as a hand-held, stand-alone booklet.

A gift to the Hispanic church!
Sal de la Tierra is a wonderful new resource for youth and young adult activities, retreats, prayer services and a variety of other events. Reflecting the recent surge of interest in contemporary Catholic music, it's a gift to the Hispanic church, offering Spanish-speakers of all ages an excellent selection of new music for prayer and praise.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

This 16-song CD by Eleazar Cortés features Mexican-influenced Latin music for Spanish-speaking people in the liturgy. The collection includes eight responsorial psalm settings and music for Quinceañeras, seasonal and funeral psalms as well as wedding songs; songs for gathering, communion, Easter Vigil and other celebrations in parish life.

First full collection from a familiar voice
For many years, Anna Betancourt has contributed her beautiful voice to a number of OCP recordings. Now you can own the first collection ever produced which features Anna exclusively.

Contemporary Spanish liturgical songs
This compilation of 12 well-known contemporary Spanish and bilingual liturgical songs brings together everything from funeral to responsorial psalms, from pop to mariachi music.

Music from a dynamic, accomplished performer
A dynamic Mexican-American artist from Los Angeles and a sought-after clinician, soloist and musician, Anna enjoys great success after years of recording, performing and working with bilingual choirs. Her versatile voice is a joy to listen to. Anna brings a heartfelt passion and spirituality to every song she performs.

For prayer and home worship
This compilation is perfect for anyone who loves Anna or simply appreciates the voice of a marvelous female singer. The songs in Te Doy Gracias are wonderful for prayer, for home worship, or just for your listening pleasure.

Through 13 songs, Jesuit Father Cristóbal Fones seeks to announce the joy and hope of the Reign of God through music. Tejido a Tierra (Woven in the Earth), consists of folk styles, acoustic guitar and rich, Scripture-inspired texts intended for personal and communal prayer.

Sing with joyful voices
Speaking to the spirit of youth and young adults, this three-CD set features 50 contemporary songs of evangelization, prayer, and worship in Spanish. Grounded in a solid foundation of the Catholic faith, ¡Vive Tu Fe! answers the call of the New Evangelization with voices of joyful praise and thanksgiving.

Praise, pray, worship
A wonderful gift for present and future generations of Christians, this collection is fitting for large events and gatherings as well as personal devotion and contemplation. It features a wide variety of songs and styles, from ballads and rock to Latin and Caribbean styles. The guitar songbook and chords over text accompaniment make it easy for musicians to bring each of the 50 songs to life.

Enjoy music from your favorite composers
Featuring more than 25 contemporary artists, including seasoned composers and new talent, this breakthrough collection will raise voices and hearts in prayer and worship. Enjoy Jon Carlo's "Quema Mi Vida," Hermana Glenda's "Tú Mi Alfarero," Martín Valverde's "Ya No Vivo Yo," Koren Ruíz's "Muévete en Mí" and Iván Díaz's "Brilla," and many more!

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks include:

CD 1: La Luz Brilla (Azeneth González) | Yo Canto Como David (Trad./Arr. Andy Andino) | Un Canto Nuevo (Santiago Fernández) | Tú Mi Alfarero (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Brilla (Iván Díaz) | Dios Me Ama (Mario Alberto PÉrez) | Feliz Encuentro (Hna. María InÉs de Jesús) | Yo Creo en las Promesas de Dios (Daniel Poli) | Magnificat (Albert Coppo) | La Oveja Perdida (Johann Álvarez) | Instrumento de Tu Paz (Koren A. Ruíz) | Te Equivocas (Jon Carlo García) | CantarÉ (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Tú Eres el Agua Viva (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Cuando DÉbil Soy (Martín Valverde) | TambiÉn Somos Iglesia (Juanjo Borredá/Arturo Fernández) | Gloria Trinitario (Mario Aravena)

CD 2: Como el Sol en el Cielo (Johann Álvarez) | Pueblo de Dios (Eleazar CortÉs) | Soy Tu Siervo, Señor (Iván Díaz) | Vengan a Mí (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Quema Mi Vida (Jon Carlo García) | María Era Su Nombre (Mario Alberto PÉrez) | Alma de Cristo (Rev. Michael J. Keating) | La Agonía (Azeneth González) | Él Me Escogió (Jessica Marie Tous) | AlabarÉ al Señor (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Santo Eres Tú (Andy Andino/Abel Vázquez) | Nada Es Imposible para Ti (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | MuÉvete en Mí (Koren A. Ruíz) | Nadie Te Ama Como Yo (Martín Valverde) | Estrella de los Mares (Juan A. Espinosa) | Canción de San Francisco Javier (Cristóbal Fones, SJ) | Esperaba en el Señor (Santiago Fernández)

CD 3: Santa María de la Esperanza (Juan A. Espinosa) | Vengo a Dar Gracias (Koren A. Ruíz) | Ven y Restáurame (Iván Díaz) | Holy Spirit, Come Now/Santo Espíritu, Ven (Jesse Manibusan/Santiago Fernández) | Espíritu Santo (Andy Andino/Elvin "Kiko" Negrón) | No Soy Digno (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Eres Tú Mi Pastor (Koren A. Ruíz) | Ya No Vivo Yo (Martín Valverde) | Tú Eres, Señor (Andy Andino/Pedro Rubalcava) | Él Es Santo (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Dando Damos (Jessica Marie Tous) | ¡A la Muerte Derrotó! (Santiago Fernández) | Mi Cuerpo Es Comida (Cristóbal Fones, SJ) | Si Conocieras el Don de Dios (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Puríficame, Señor (Carmelo Erdozáin) | Que Toda la Tierra Cante (Damaris Thillet/Diego Correa)