A couple songs even had appeared on El Abayarde in alternate versions (the standout Luny Tunes productions 'Güasa, Güasa' and 'El Natural'). Sure, it's Tego through and through and there are numerous highlights here, but ultimately the 17-track, 52-minute El Enemy de los Guasíbiri is a hodgepodge, packaging a bunch of previously released material into what appears to be new product. When he finally did so with El Enemy de los Guasíbiri in 2004, it wasn't exactly the album all those fans had hoped for.

Calderón appealed to both the reggaeton and Latin rap crowds, as his music incorporated the best elements of both, and many fans waited impatiently to see how he'd follow up his impressive debut album. Track listing No.Tego Calderón's debut album, El Abayarde (2003), helped elevate him atop the Latin urban music scene. it would be Parton's final charting single during her tenure with RCA. This remixed version of 'We Had It All' was released as a single in the fall of 1986 and would reach number 31 on the country singles chart in the U.S. Instead of the piano being the primary instrument, this time the song is driven by an acoustic guitar. 'We Had It All' is a completely different vocal take from the version on The Great Pretender. This version is actually the single remix and is the version that was played on the radio during its chart run and released on 45, but it has never been re-released on any CD anywhere in the world. 'Think About Love' differs dramatically from the version on Real Love with the addition of the lyric 'Think about love' before the bridge, a shortened instrumental section, much louder drum overdubs and a punchier mix overall. The other tracks have all been modified in various ways.

Of the eight tracks, only three appear to be unaltered from their original release: 'It's Such a Heartache', 'Tie Our Love (In a Double Knot)' and 'Even a Fool Would Let Go'.

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