Latin Boom gives the largest share of its programme to Samba, with 11 opening entries. Explicit credits include Dj André, Watazu and Ottomix Feat. Alessandro Olivato, alongside other musical names supplied in parentheses. The following five Cha Cha Cha entries bring in titles such as Mi Ritmo and Quiero A Bailar Contigo.
Three Rumbas and three Jives complete the album. This shift from the Samba-heavy opening to titles such as Out Of Reach and Travellin Band provides a smaller selection for each of the closing styles. The full programme lets dancers browse that balance without treating every parenthetical musical credit as a confirmed performer credit.
Track List
- 01. SAMBA – Boom (A. Olivato)
- 02. SAMBA – Dj André – Oriental (A. Tarabella)
- 03. SAMBA – Watazu – Boom Boom (Watazu)
- 04. SAMBA – Good Wine (Alessandro Olivato)
- 05. SAMBA – Dj André – The Rhythm Of The Saxophone (A. Tarabella)
- 06. SAMBA – El Ritmo Loco (A. Olivato)
- 07. SAMBA – Watazu – Percussionism (Watazu)
- 08. SAMBA – Ottomix Feat. Alessandro Olivato – Afrissimo (Ottomix)
- 09. SAMBA – My Percussion (A. Olivato)
- 10. SAMBA – Sambamadness (DJ Graham B)
- 11. SAMBA – India (A. Olivato)
- 12. CHA CHA CHA – In The Morning (A. Olivato)
- 13. CHA CHA CHA – Prayer In C (Lilly Wood & The Prick and Robin Schulz)
- 14. CHA CHA CHA – Mi Ritmo (A. Olivato)
- 15. CHA CHA CHA – Quiero A Bailar Contigo (A. Olivato)
- 16. CHA CHA CHA – Rater Be (Clean Bandit ft Jess Glynne)
- 17. RUMBA – DJ André – Orchestral (A. Tarabella)
- 18. RUMBA – In The Morning Light (Yanni)
- 19. RUMBA – Out Of Reach (Gabrielle)
- 20. JIVE – Travellin Band (Creedence Clearwater Revival)
- 21. JIVE – Don’t Be Cruel (Elvis Presley)
- 22. JIVE – Sweet Home From Chicago (The Blues Brothers)
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