Title: Street Signs Ozomatli Ozomatli: Raúl Pacheco (vocals, guitar, tres, jarana) Asdrubal Sierra (vocals, acoustic guitar, trumpet, piano), Justin "El Niño" Porée (rap vocals, percussion), Ulises Bella (requinto, melodica, saxophone, keyboards, background vocals) Sheffer Bruton (trombone), Wil-Dog Abers (bass instrument, background vocals) Mario Calire (drums), Jiro Yamaguchi (tabla, percussion, background vocals) DJ Spinobi (turntables). With Street Signs, Ozomatli have made the kind of album that Robert Plant, Peter Gabriel and Santana are all known for, by combining an expansive world-view, both politically and musically, with catchy and engaging songs. On this record, the Los Angeles group (onetime collaborators with the aforementioned Santana) presents an aesthetic that fuses 21st century salsa with urban sounds and social commentary, particularly on "Dejame en Paz" and "(Who Discovered) America?" Ozomatli expand on their global grooves with the cumin-laced Middle Eastern flavor of "Believe" and the dancehall rhythms of "Who's to Blame." Rounding out Street Signs is the pop-perfect "Love and Hope," which, in an ideal world, would rival Santana's hit "Smooth" for popularity. Titles   1. Believe 2. Love And Hope 3. Street Signs 4. (Who Discovered) America? 5. Who's To Blame 6. Te Estoy Buscando 7. Saturday Night 8. Dejame En Paz 9. Santiago 10.Ya Viene El Sol 11.Dona Isabelle 12.Nadie Te Tira 13.Cuando Canto 14.Como Me Duele 15.Believe (live)