La Historia de Tita...

Recently we uploaded the acoustic version of "TITA".  This idea was suggested by Jose Vergara, who later on went to become our sax player.  At first the idea was thrown around, but never became a reality until one we met at Jose's home studio and began messing around with the idea.  Martin came up with the arpeggio guitar and from that everything else fell into place. 

Elisa Dominguez, the voice that you hear in this version, had already been working with Jose in other projects. When she heard the work in progress she loved the version and asked if she could be part of it.  We actually had thought of asking her so it was a perfect agreement. 

While Lisa worked on the vocals, Jose worked on the string arrangements.  About a week later both things were recorded.

The harmonies that you hear in the chorus and in the intro were contributed by Steve Briones.  Which became the last piece of the puzzle.   

After mixing the song we really didn't have any plans for it.  We played it for a few people and they all suggested that we should try to put it out there.  A few months passed and Al borde began making the "Mexico suena a Los Angeles" Cd.  Through Jorge Leal a copy of the song was passed on to them and after hearing it they asked if they could included it on their CD. 

Hope you enjoy it.

LQL