Carlos Baute, half Venezuelan, half Spanish, published his first album, Orígenes, sprinkled with Venezuelan folk, in 1994. This was followed by the success in Spain of hits such as Yo nací para querer and Dame de eso, with pop rhythms and the mentorship of Emilio Estefan. This Venezuelan gentleman has triumphed on TV and on the catwalk and continues to make good music.

An example of this is his Tú no sabes que tanto. His best record according to Baute, this intimate work was mixed by John Paterno, who has mixed albums by Eros Ramazzotti and Robbie Williams. Come and listen to this superb singer.