15 Cantos para la Cena del Señor (15 Songs for the Lord's Supper) is just one of the collections from Father Erdozáin, the celebrated priest and composer from Navarre, Spain. A prolific writer, he now has around 30 collections of liturgical music to his credit.

These 15 hymns and Mass parts will find a home wherever the liturgy is celebrated in Spanish. The collection includes "El Señor Nos Invita," a Communion song that was selected to be the title song in OCP's new Spanish-language children's resource. The CD includes five instrumental tracks.

Cantos: Cristo Nos Une en Torno a Su Altar | Señor, Ten Piedad | Kyrie, Eleison | Gloria a Dios en el Cielo | Aleluya | Al Altar Donde Tú Vienes | Santo, Santo, Santo | Padre Nuestro | Cordero de Dios | El Señor de Dios | El Señor Nos Invita | El Señor Nos Da Su Pan | Hizo un Banquete el Señor | Nos Habla el Señor | Nada Te Turbe | Himno al Patron/a de la Parroquia

A Los que Ama el Señor (To those whom God loves) serves as a musical reminder of God's unconditional and merciful love for us. Featuring easy-to-learn melodies and contemporary styles, the 13 songs are suitable for use in Spanish liturgies throughout the year.

The composer has set many of the songs to inspiring texts, including poems by José A. Olivar, Víctor Manuel Arbeloa and Pedro Casaldáliga. The result is music that speaks to the diversity in today's church, music that expresses a biblical definition of happiness: "Happy are those whom the Lord loves. Happy are those who follow his ways."

A bilingual, twenty-first century soundtrack for Advent
With Adviento, Jaime Cortez has given Advent a bilingual, twenty-first century soundtrack. Featuring contemporary and Latino styles, these 14 Spanish, English and bilingual songs capture all the color and longing of this hopeful season.

14 new titles, including several Marian songs
Mary figures prominently here, just as she does in the Advent readings. Sung entirely in Spanish, "Ave María" is Jaime's tender new folk-guitar arrangement of the Hail Mary. Another easy-paced ballad, "Nothing Is Impossible" (sung entirely in English) is a beautiful meditation on the Magnificat and God's limitless power.

Spanish, English and bilingual psalms and more
"Let the Lord Enter" is a gospel-style setting of Psalm 24. Powerful and prayerful, the bilingual "Advent Litany" has the assembly sing, "O come, O come," after each of Christ's traditional Advent titles. Opening with a burst of trumpets and Latin percussion, "Ven, O Ven, Emanuel" is a bilingual, Latin-style song inviting all to make straight God's way.

Beautifully recorded CD makes great listening
Produced by Andy Andino, of Who Do You Say I Am, the CD is top-notch, with superb performances on both instruments and vocals. From the opening strains of the instrumental "Waiting Prelude," with its synthesized orchestration, you know you're in for something different. It makes great listening, from start to finish.

A much-needed boost to the Spanish/bilingual repertoire for Advent, Adviento will reward all who sing and hear its original words and melodies.

Lively and moving, this CD contains eight songs in a variety of styles and genres, offering a much-needed new social justice repertoire for liturgy, youth ministry and catechesis.

Lively and moving, this MP3 album contains eight songs in a variety of styles and genres, offering a much-needed new social justice repertoire for liturgy, youth ministry and catechesis.

Know that someone is praying
Hermana Glenda was inspired to sing the title track of Alguien Está Orando por Mí while visiting a women's prison in Gibraltar. This song expresses the reassurance that, whatever happens, someone is praying for us. It puts a voice to the despair of human existence while recognizing that peace and hope coexist with that despair. This is the mystery that lies at the heart of belonging to the Body of Christ, and it is the central message of this beautiful CD.

Reach a deeper relationship with God
Melodious arrangements and a variety of instrumentation—including flute, strings and subtle percussion—join Hermana Glenda's light vocal quality to create a soothing, listening experience. Recorded in Barcelona and produced in collaboration with FundaciÍn Consuelen a mi Pueblo, Alguien Está Orando por Mí will appeal to anyone seeking to develop a deeper relationship with God, including traditional liturgists, charismatic and renewalist groups, worship leaders and individuals.

Enjoy music for many occasions
Alguien Está Orando por Mí offers music for prayer, healing, comfort, reassurance and celebration. In addition to the title track, popular titles include "Alianza de Amor Entre Tú y Yo," which delivers a hopeful message, and the gentle harmonies and lyrics of "Como una Madre" and "Sufro". Equally useful for worship and prayer groups as well as personal reflection and meditation, this remarkable collection will inspire, uplift and delight.

Tracks: Alguien Está Orando por Mí (Lc 22, 32) | Dios Te Consuela (Is 51, 12. 17û19) | Estoy a Tu Puerta y Llamo (Ap 3, 20) | Génesis (Gn 2, 7; Is 45, 9; 29, 16) | No Te Sientas Sola (Is 43, 1û5) | Todo Es Viento (Qo 1, 1û14; 2, 15û17; 6,2) | Como una Madre (Is 49, 14û16) | Soy de Tiempo (Ecl 3, 2û8; Ap 21, 6) | Sufro (Jb 3, 3û26; 6, 2û13; 7, 19û20) | Alianza de Amor Entre Tú y Yo | Tu Lógica | Mírame a Mí (25, 35û40) | Enséñame a Orar (Lc 11, 1) | Todavía No Se Manifiesta Quién Eres (1 Jn 3, 1û2) | ¡Consuela a Mi Pueblo! (Is 40, 1û10) | Quién Eres Tú (Mc, 4, 41)

Peter Rubalcava's first collection with OCP, Amanecer features songs in Spanish and bilingual songs in English and Spanish.

A versatile resource for the multicultural parish, this collection provides music for a variety of seasons, including Advent, Lent, Palm Sunday, Holy Week and Pentecost. With music for gathering, reconciliation, responsorial psalms, Marian feasts, evening prayer and Communion, Amanecer will enhance celebrations throughout the liturgical year.

Newly remastered for the highest sound quality, the recording features an "all-star" choir—with guests Jaime Cortez and Cyprian Consiglio—and Peter Rubalcava on lead vocals, guitar, guitarrón and vihuela.

Produced by Cyprian Consiglio, Amanecer was nominated for a Grammy Award in the Mexican-American Performance category.

This is joyful, energetic music in a variety of styles. "Amanecer" (Dawn) is a beautiful song suited for morning prayer. Its spare arrangement for drums, acoustic guitar and a haunting flute give it a traditional, Native American sound. Other songs display Caribbean, contemporary and Mariachi styles, featuring piano, violins, Latin percussion, accordion, marimba and trumpet.

Offering 11 songs that reflect the joyful anticipation of the coming of our savior, Amanecerá el Señor will enrich liturgies during the holy season of Advent. With four songs drawn from the readings for the four Sundays of Advent and the "Aleluya"—which also provides verses for each of those Sundays—as well as several songs celebrating the coming of our Lord, this collection features music that will surely inspire the faithful in your community and encourage deeper reflection.

The straightforward melodies are simple and easy to sing and, although the CD boasts a more embellished orchestration, the text still shines through as the highlight. The convenient songbook provides four-part voicing, solfège chords and lyrics and makes learning and singing these songs simple and easy.

Track listing
Amanecerá el Señor | Ven, Señor, Nuestra Esperanza | Preparad el Camino | Alegraos | Alégrate, María | Aleluya | De Luz Nueva | Dichosos | Levántate, Jerusalén | El Señor Envió a Su Profeta | La Corona del Adviento

Offering 11 songs that reflect the joyful anticipation of the coming of our savior, Amanecerá el Señor will enrich liturgies during the holy season of Advent. With four songs drawn from the readings for the four Sundays of Advent and the "Aleluya"—which also provides verses for each of those Sundays—as well as several songs celebrating the coming of our Lord, this collection features music that will surely inspire the faithful in your community and encourage deeper reflection.

The straightforward melodies are simple and easy to sing and, although the CD boasts a more embellished orchestration, the text still shines through as the highlight. The convenient songbook provides four-part voicing, solfège chords and lyrics and makes learning and singing these songs simple and easy.

Track listing
Amanecerá el Señor | Ven, Señor, Nuestra Esperanza | Preparad el Camino | Alegraos | Alégrate, María | Aleluya | De Luz Nueva | Dichosos | Levántate, Jerusalén | El Señor Envió a Su Profeta | La Corona del Adviento

Praise God, Christ and the Holy Spirit
Inspired by the action of the Holy Trinity in our daily lives, Amor Sal y Miel is named for God's love (Amor) that, through Christ, pours out like salt (Sal) to flavor our lives, and the joy of the Holy Spirit, which is like honey (Miel) on our lips. This upbeat 10-song collection features themes and messages of daily life. Speaking of love and the protection of life, it encourages listeners to serve as an instrument of God, and to seek and find everything we need in Him alone.

Celebrate a Christ-centered life
Amor Sal y Miel is for anyone seeking fresh, contemporary music with a positive Christ-centered message, particularly modern families, youth and young adults. Ideal for retreats, prayer groups and casual listening, the collection features a mix of contemporary musical styles and songs, from rock and pop to ballads and cumbia rhythms. Bass, guitar and vocals feature prominently throughout the recording.

Enjoy lyrics with rich metaphor and imagery
"En Busca del Nectar," uses the analogy of a bee flying from flower to flower looking for food, wasting time with flowers that have no nectar. Like bees, we seek the nectar of life but sometimes waste time on activities that leave us with nothing; Jesus is the true nectar. The energetic "Barro Al Fuego" presents Christ as the only way to heal the soul while "Testigo de tu Amor" invites us to meditate on love in the company of Jesus Christ, the beloved Lord.Together, this uplifting collection encourages and supports a life lived in Christ.

Tracks: Dame Más | En Busca del Néctar | Esta Es Tu Música | La Sal de la Tierra | La Oveja Perdida | Testigo de Tu Amor | Oasis De Alabanza | Barro al Fuego | Que Se Acabe la Guerra | Estrella De Televisión

Praise God, Christ and the Holy Spirit
Inspired by the action of the Holy Trinity in our daily lives, Amor Sal y Miel is named for God's love (Amor) that, through Christ, pours out like salt (Sal) to flavor our lives, and the joy of the Holy Spirit, which is like honey (Miel) on our lips. This upbeat 10-song collection features themes and messages of daily life. Speaking of love and the protection of life, it encourages listeners to serve as an instrument of God, and to seek and find everything we need in Him alone.

Celebrate a Christ-centered life
Amor Sal y Miel is for anyone seeking fresh, contemporary music with a positive Christ-centered message, particularly modern families, youth and young adults. Ideal for retreats, prayer groups and casual listening, the collection features a mix of contemporary musical styles and songs, from rock and pop to ballads and cumbia rhythms. Bass, guitar and vocals feature prominently throughout the recording.

Enjoy lyrics with rich metaphor and imagery
"En Busca del Nectar," uses the analogy of a bee flying from flower to flower looking for food, wasting time with flowers that have no nectar. Like bees, we seek the nectar of life but sometimes waste time on activities that leave us with nothing; Jesus is the true nectar. The energetic "Barro Al Fuego" presents Christ as the only way to heal the soul while "Testigo de tu Amor" invites us to meditate on love in the company of Jesus Christ, the beloved Lord.Together, this uplifting collection encourages and supports a life lived in Christ.

Tracks: Dame Más | En Busca del Néctar | Esta Es Tu Música | La Sal de la Tierra | La Oveja Perdida | Testigo de Tu Amor | Oasis de Alabanza | Barro al Fuego | Que Se Acabe la Guerra | Estrella De Televisión

Beautiful arrangements of bilingual psalm settings
With psalms for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Palm Sunday, the Easter season, Ordinary Time and more, Lourdes Montgomery's first fully bilingual collection covers much of the liturgical year. Although composing bilingual responsorial psalm settings poses many challenges, Lourdes has succeeded in combining the sacred texts from the Lectionary with superb musical arrangements to create a beautiful collection that will inspire bilingual assemblies for years to come.

Various musical styles to enhance worship
From salsa rhythms and a joyous paso doble-style piece to rock-influenced sounds and more, this one-of-a-kind collection showcases a multitude of styles that demonstrate Lourdes' extensive musical repertoire. Instrumentation features brass, flute, drums, piano and acoustic and electric guitar as well as a variety of typical Latin instruments like bongos, cowbell, castanets, timbales and more.

Beautiful and captivating pieces
The energetic and captivating title piece, "Psalm 113: Blessed Be the Name of the Lord/Salmo 113 (112): Bendito Sea el Nombre del Señor," fuses classical (choir and descant) and rock (electric guitar) elements to create a powerful sound that will keep every listener engaged at the Thanksgiving Day Mass. One of two slower pieces on the collection, "Psalm 22: My God, My God/Salmo 22 (21) Dios Mío, Dios Mío," starts softly with the unaccompanied piano, followed by the delicate strings and a strong solo male voice, finally culminating with the full choir and instrumentation. With this piece, Lourdes has exquisitely captured the essence of the Good Friday celebration.

Tracks: Salmo 96 (95): Hoy Nos Ha Nacido el Salvador/Psalm 96: Today Is Born Our Savior | Psalm 22: My God, My God/Salmo 22 (21): Dios Mío, Dios Mío | Salmo 118 (117): Éste Es el Día/Psalm 118: This Is the Day | Salmo 23 (22): El Señor Es Mi Pastor/Psalm 23: The Lord Is My Shepherd | Psalm 104: Lord, Send out Your Spirit/Salmo 104 (103): Envía Tu Espíritu, Señor | Psalm 128: Blessed Are Those Who Fear the Lord/Salmo 128 (127): Dichoso El Que Teme al Señor | Psalm 113: Blessed Be the Name of the Lord/Salmo 113 (112): Bendito Sea el Nombre del Señor

Beautiful arrangements of bilingual psalm settings
With psalms for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Palm Sunday, the Easter season, Ordinary Time and more, Lourdes Montgomery’s first fully bilingual collection covers much of the liturgical year. Although composing bilingual responsorial psalm settings poses many challenges, Lourdes has certainly succeeded in combining the sacred texts from the Lectionary with superb musical arrangements to create a beautiful collection that will inspire bilingual assemblies for years to come.

Various musical styles to enhance worship
From salsa rhythms and a joyous paso doble-style piece to rock-influenced sounds and more, this one-of-a-kind collection showcases a multitude of styles that demonstrate Lourdes’ extensive musical repertoire. Instrumentation features brass, flute, drums, piano and acoustic and electric guitar as well as a variety of typical Latin instruments like bongos, cowbell, castanets, timbales and more.

Beautiful and captivating pieces
The energetic and captivating title piece, “Psalm 113: Blessed Be the Name of the Lord/Salmo 113 (112): Bendito Sea el Nombre del Señor,” fuses classical (choir and descant) and rock (electric guitar) elements to create a powerful sound that will keep every listener engaged at the Thanksgiving Day Mass. One of two slower pieces on the collection, “Psalm 22: My God, My God/Salmo 22 (21) Dios Mío, Dios Mío,” starts softly with the unaccompanied piano, followed by the delicate strings and a strong solo male voice, finally culminating with the full choir and instrumentation. With this piece, Lourdes has exquisitely captured the essence of the Good Friday celebration.

Tracks: Salmo 96 (95): Hoy Nos Ha Nacido el Salvador/Psalm 96: Today Is Born Our Savior | Psalm 22: My God, My God/Salmo 22 (21): Dios Mío, Dios Mío | Salmo 118 (117): Éste Es el Día/Psalm 118: This Is the Day | Salmo 23 (22): El Señor Es Mi Pastor/Psalm 23: The Lord Is My Shepherd | Psalm 104: Lord, Send out Your Spirit/Salmo 104 (103): Envía Tu Espíritu, Señor | Psalm 128: Blessed Are Those Who Fear the Lord/Salmo 128 (127): Dichoso El Que Teme al Señor | Psalm 113: Blessed Be the Name of the Lord/Salmo 113 (112): Bendito Sea el Nombre del Señor

Find strength for your daily journey
Inspired by sounds, memories and traditions since childhood, Estela and Rodolfo's debut album exudes their passion for evangelizing and challenging Hispanic communities to make a difference. Draw your parishioners deeper into the liturgy or find strength for your daily journey through Scripture-based songs—seasoned with a blend of contemporary and Latin styles.

Stimulate your mind and soul
Treat your senses to arrangements varying from delicate acoustic guitar and strings to edgy electric guitar and booming rock drums. "Our goal was to make each song unique and packed with emotion to touch the mind and soul," said Estela and Rodolfo. "If people find comfort and joy in our music, then we feel that we've done God's work."

Hear first-time recordings of beloved songs
Popular in wedding ceremonies across the U.S., "Te Seguiré" and "Juntos para Toda la Vida" have finally found a home as recordings! "Vamos, Vamos" features the Spanish children's choir at Estela and Rodolfo's very own Ascension Parish in Portland, Oregon. "Cristo, Sáname" has helped unite numerous multicultural assemblies, appearing bilingually in Sal de la Tierra and trilingually in Chon Ngài. Now, hear this beloved song completely in Spanish for the very first time!

Bring light to those in darkness
Closing the album, the title track paints a stunning vision of dark versus light. "The lack of God's presence in our lives, and in the world at large, is the darkness," said Estela and Rodolfo. "We, as God's people, must work to eliminate it by bringing the light of God to those surrounded by this darkness."

Fight for God's truth
Groups of all ages and ethnicities—Hispanic and non-Hispanic—will find a connection to this moving collection. Dedicated to all the faithful that believe in Christ and fight for God's truth, Brille Tu Luz empowers us to take up the mission that God has planned for each of us and share it with the people who need it the most.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Alabaré al Señor | Cantaré | Él Es Santo | Juntos para Toda la Vida | Vamos, Vamos | El Que Coma de Este Pan | Te Seguiré | Salmo 65: Aclamen al Señor | Te Devuelvo el Alma | Cristo, Sáname | Guíame, Señor | Brille Tu Luz

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD Brille Tu Luz.

Find strength for your daily journey
Inspired by sounds, memories and traditions since childhood, Estela and Rodolfo's debut album exudes their passion for evangelizing and challenging Hispanic communities to make a difference. Draw your parishioners deeper into the liturgy or find strength for your daily journey through Scripture-based songs—seasoned with a blend of contemporary and Latin styles.

Stimulate your mind and soul
Treat your senses to arrangements varying from delicate acoustic guitar and strings to edgy electric guitar and booming rock drums. "Our goal was to make each song unique and packed with emotion to touch the mind and soul," said Estela and Rodolfo. "If people find comfort and joy in our music, then we feel that we've done God's work."

Hear first-time recordings of beloved songs
Popular in wedding ceremonies across the U.S., "Te Seguiré" and "Juntos para Toda la Vida" have finally found a home as recordings! "Vamos, Vamos" features the Spanish children's choir at Estela and Rodolfo's very own Ascension Parish in Portland, Oregon. "Cristo, Sáname" has helped unite numerous multicultural assemblies, appearing bilingually in Sal de la Tierra and trilingually in Chon Ngài. Now, hear this beloved song completely in Spanish for the very first time!

Bring light to those in darkness
Closing the album, the title track paints a stunning vision of dark versus light. "The lack of God's presence in our lives, and in the world at large, is the darkness," said Estela and Rodolfo. "We, as God's people, must work to eliminate it by bringing the light of God to those surrounded by this darkness."

Fight for God's truth
Groups of all ages and ethnicities—Hispanic and non-Hispanic—will find a connection to this moving collection. Dedicated to all the faithful that believe in Christ and fight for God's truth, Brille Tu Luz empowers us to take up the mission that God has planned for each of us and share it with the people who need it the most.

Tracks: Alabaré al Señor | Cantaré | Él Es Santo | Juntos para Toda la Vida | Vamos, Vamos | El Que Coma de Este Pan | Te Seguiré | Salmo 65: Aclamen al Señor | Te Devuelvo el Alma | Cristo, Sáname | Guíame, Señor | Brille Tu Luz

Acoustic recordings and new arrangements
This 12-song recording and accompaniment book contain the best songs from Carmelo Erdozáin over the past 30 years of his incredible international career. With new acoustic recordings, new arrangements and strong theology, these songs, recorded in Chile, balance text with melody in support of the liturgy.

Great for retreats, faith formation and more
With many liturgical uses and deep scriptural texts for the Eucharist, this powerful collection is wonderfully helpful for retreats, faith formation, personal devotion and catechetical moments. The texts are not only appropriate but poetic.

Songs for different seasons
From the strong text and comforting melody of "Las Puertas de la Nueva Ciudad" to the festive banquet of "Oh, Señor, Delante de Ti," this collection will inspire and delight. "Cristo Nos Une en Torno a Su Altar," a communion song, has verses for Advent, Holy Thursday and Corpus Christi. "Himno a Jesucristo" is full of images of Christ: Jesus the Way, the Truth and the Life; Christ the Good Shepherd; Christ the Teacher; and Christ the Savior, Son of God. "Creo en Jesús" is especially recommended for youth, and stresses our Christian vocation.

Popular, beloved Catholic songs
Valuable for everything from funerals to weddings, from Lent to Christmas, these Spanish worship songs are gems worth having. Rich instrumentation, beautifully moving melodies, and exceptional vocals make this an easy recording to enjoy. Assemblies will be delighted to sing along with these popular, beloved songs.

Engage your assembly with well-known songs
This prolific composer’s music has helped engage Latino-Americans in the liturgy for years. Continuing in the same vein as the previous two, this third volume in the anthology combines Espinosa’s most well-known songs in one uplifting collection. “These are the songs of God’s pilgrim Church,” explains the composer, “songs that speak of a God, Creator and Father who loves us and made us truly his children.”

Introduce classics to a new generation
From rock and blues to gospel and jazz, updated contemporary arrangements breathe new life into the music you know and love. Rediscover familiar songs or introduce classics to a new generation. The rich and beautiful instrumentation features electric guitars, keyboards and authentic Latin American instruments like zampoña (traditional Andean panpipe) and bombo legüero (a type of drum).

Celebrate the mystery of faith
With well-known titles like “El Señor Es Mi Fuerza” and “Santa María del Camino,” and songs that have been published in the US for the first time like “Anunciamos el Reino de Dios” and “Todos Unidos,” this collection features 12 songs that will be an inspiration to all who gather to celebrate the resurrection and life of our Lord and Savior.

Tracks: El Señor Es Mi Fuerza | Anunciamos el Reino de Dios | En la Noche, Míranos | Vamos Cantando al Señor | Seremos Tus Testigos | Un Mandamiento Nuevo | No Podemos Caminar | Madre del Salvador | Todo lo Podemos | Caminaré | El Espíritu de Dios | Santa María del Camino

This 13-song CD by Juan Antonio Espinosa features songs to engage Hispanic communities–including six published in the U.S. for the first time.

This 13-song MP3 album by Juan Antonio Espinosa features songs to engage Hispanic communities–including six published in the U.S. for the first time.

Enjoy 12 of Espinosa's most beloved songs
As a follow up to volume one of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante (translated: Songs of the Journeying People of God), this collection gathers 12 additional beloved songs—including five published in the U.S. for the first time—from revered Spanish liturgical composer Juan Antonio Espinosa

Give new expression to generational anthems
Contemporary arrangements with rock guitars and elements of jazz and Gospel give new expression to poetic anthems cherished by generations of Latino-American Catholics. As Espinosa describes, these songs "invite us to taste the warmth of the Spirit who is near; the Spirit that surrounds our existence, our life and our story."

Surrender and trust in God
The folk-style "Todo lo Podemos" reflects our surrender and trust in God. Like a heartbeat, the drum and bass in "Resucitó el Señor" create intense anticipation that explodes in a cry of joy: He's Risen, He's Risen! Overflowing with Latin flavor, "Santa María de la Esperanza" provides an energetic close to the album.

Bring music to life
Whether you're looking to unite your community during the liturgy or enrich personal prayer, the guitar songbook makes it easy to bring these 12 songs to life and proclaim the goodness of our God, Creator and Father.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Tu Palabra Me Da Vida | Todos los Días Nace el Señor | Danos un Corazón | Alabad al Señor, Aleluya | Acompañas Nuestro Caminar | Todo lo Pedemos | Dolorosa | Resucitó el Señor | Espíritu Santo, Ven | En la Hora de Partir | Las Puertas de Tu Casa | Santa María de la Esperanza

This is the MP3 playlist for Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante, Vol 2.

Enjoy 12 of Espinosa's most beloved songs
As a follow up to volume one of Canciones de un Pueblo Caminante (translated: Songs of the Journeying People of God), this collection gathers 12 additional beloved songs—including five published in the U.S. for the first time—from revered Spanish liturgical composer Juan Antonio Espinosa

Give new expression to generational anthems
Contemporary arrangements with rock guitars and elements of jazz and Gospel give new expression to poetic anthems cherished by generations of Latino-American Catholics. As Espinosa describes, these songs "invite us to taste the warmth of the Spirit who is near; the Spirit that surrounds our existence, our life and our story."

Surrender and trust in God
The folk-style "Todo lo Podemos" reflects our surrender and trust in God. Like a heartbeat, the drum and bass in "Resucitó el Señor" create intense anticipation that explodes in a cry of joy: He's Risen, He's Risen! Overflowing with Latin flavor, "Santa María de la Esperanza" provides an energetic close to the album.

Bring music to life
Whether you're looking to unite your community during the liturgy or enrich personal prayer, the guitar songbook makes it easy to bring these 12 songs to life and proclaim the goodness of our God, Creator and Father.

Tracks: Tu Palabra Me Da Vida | Todos los Días Nace el Señor | Danos un Corazón | Alabad al Señor, Aleluya | Acompañas Nuestro Caminar | Todo lo Pedemos | Dolorosa | Resucitó el Señor | Espíritu Santo, Ven | En la Hora de Partir | Las Puertas de Tu Casa | Santa María de la Esperanza

Engage your assembly with well-known songs
This prolific composer’s music has helped engage Latino-Americans in the liturgy for years. Continuing in the same vein as the previous two, this third volume in the anthology combines Espinosa’s most well-known songs in one uplifting collection. “These are the songs of God’s pilgrim Church,” explains the composer, “songs that speak of a God, Creator and Father who loves us and made us truly his children.”

Introduce classics to a new generation
From rock and blues to gospel and jazz, updated contemporary arrangements breathe new life into the music you know and love. Rediscover familiar songs or introduce classics to a new generation. The rich and beautiful instrumentation features electric guitars, keyboards and authentic Latin American instruments like zampoña (traditional Andean panpipe) and bombo legüero (a type of drum).

Celebrate the mystery of faith
With well-known titles like “El Señor Es Mi Fuerza” and “Santa María del Camino,” and songs that have been published in the US for the first time like “Anunciamos el Reino de Dios” and “Todos Unidos,” this collection features 12 songs that will be an inspiration to all who gather to celebrate the resurrection and life of our Lord and Savior.

Tracks: El Señor Es Mi Fuerza | Anunciamos el Reino de Dios | En la Noche, Míranos | Vamos Cantando al Señor | Seremos Tus Testigos | Un Mandamiento Nuevo | No Podemos Caminar | Madre del Salvador | Todo lo Podemos | Caminaré | El Espíritu de Dios | Santa María del Camino

Most of the 46 psalms in this two-volume collection have never been recorded before. Each is fully bilingual and most also provide all-Spanish and all-English versions.

Cantaré Eternamente is for parishes that want to give voice to their diversity through a truly unifying musical experience.

Together, the composers' songs represent a wide variety of music, including mariachi, samba, danzón cubano, folk, chant and Taizé-style refrains.

Volume 2 contains bilingual psalm settings for Lent, Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Vigil, Ascension, and general use.

Most of the 46 psalms in this two-volume collection have never been recorded before. Each is fully bilingual and most also provide all Spanish and all English versions. The collaborative efforts of the composers have resulted in a wide variety of musical styles including mariachi, samba, danzón cubano, folk, chant and Taizé-style refrains.

Cantaré Eternamente is for parishes who want to give voice to their diversity through a truly unifying musical experience.

Volume 1 provides bilingual psalm settings for Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time and Thanksgiving Day.

The most popular devotional songs in Spanish
Cantemos al Amor de los Amores (Let Us Sing to the Love of All Loves) collects 12 of the most popular devotional songs written in Spanish. Drawn from Spain and Latin America, these "songs of our faith and tradition" make a powerful invitation: entrega total a Dios -- total surrender to God.

Songs treasured by generations of Hispanic Catholics
The collection features Marian classics, eucharistic songs and more -- songs treasured by generations of Hispanic Catholics. Especially appropriate as processionals on holy days and patronal feasts -- Our Lady of Guadalupe (Mexico), Our Lady of Luján (Argentina), Our Lady of Mercy (Peru), etc. -- they convey a strong sense of the sacred. Each brings its own colorful history of use in popular piety.

Beautifully recorded CD features authentic Latin instruments
Produced by David Silva, the beautifully recorded disc features authentic Latin instruments and outstanding performances by professional musicians. Hearing these beloved texts and melodies, listeners will smile with nostalgia -- and a renewed appreciation for the divine mysteries.

Popular Marian songs from Mexico and Spain
"Bendito, Bendito" (Blessed Be God) is a traditional song of adoration for Christ present in the Eucharist. With origins in both Spain and Mexico, "Oh María, Madre Mía" is a warm ballad asking the Blessed Virgin to "guide me to our heavenly homeland."

Beloved eucharistic devotionals
First published in Spain in 1911, the title track is a well-known song for eucharistic exposition and benediction. Several generations now have sung its awe-filled refrain: "¡Amor por siempre a Ti, Dios del amor!" (Love to you always, God of love!)

Makes a faith-building gift
An excellent and faith-building gift, the disc is a great way to introduce these familiar works to the younger generation. Music for eight of the 12 songs can be found in Flor y Canto and Flor y Canto, Segunda Edición, OCP's Spanish-language hymnals.

Music that transcends time and borders
Rooted in faith and tradition, the songs of Cantemos al Amor de los Amores transcend time and borders. They deserve a place in the home -- and the heart -- of every Spanish-speaking Catholic.

This, the 25th collection from prolific Spanish composer Carmelo Erdozáin, offers ten songs for the various seasons throughout the liturgical year. These include three songs for Advent, three for Christmas, one for Lent, one for Easter, one for Pentecost and one eucharistic song.

"Nada Te Turbe," based on the lovely poem by Saint Teresa of Avila, was composed in celebration of the fifth centennial anniversary of the saint's birth. It is a beautiful rendition with a simple melody, perfect for any assembly. The eucharistic song, "En Memoria Tuya," composed by Cuban Toni Rubi, features a beautiful melody and lyrics based on Scripture as well as a refrain that can be sung in canon.

Along with these 10 songs, the CD also contains instrumental versions of seven of the songs. These can accompany prayer or aid in learning. The convenient songbook provides four-part voicing, solfège chords and lyrics and makes learning and singing these songs simple and easy.

Track listing
Alaba, Alma Mía, al Señor | Es Hora de Despertar | Ya Llega Navidad | Nace en un Portal | Ya Se Acercan los Reyes | Camino del Desierto | Nada Te Turbe | Entonemos Himnos de Pascua | Danos, Señor, Tu Espíritu | En Memoria Tuya | Alaba, Alma Mía, al Señor (Instrumental) | Es Hora de Despertar (Instrumental) | Ya Llega Navidad (Instrumental) | Nace en un Portal (Instrumental) | Ya Se Acercan los Reyes (Instrumental) | Camino del Desierto (Instrumental) | Nada Te Turbe (Instrumental)

This, the 25th collection from prolific Spanish composer Carmelo Erdozáin, offers ten songs for the various seasons throughout the liturgical year. These include three songs for Advent, three for Christmas, one for Lent, one for Easter, one for Pentecost and one eucharistic song.

"Nada Te Turbe," based on the lovely poem by Saint Teresa of Avila, was composed in celebration of the fifth centennial anniversary of the saint's birth. It is a beautiful rendition with a simple melody, perfect for any assembly. The eucharistic song, "En Memoria Tuya," composed by Cuban Toni Rubi, features a beautiful melody and lyrics based on Scripture as well as a refrain that can be sung in canon.

Along with these 10 songs, the CD also contains instrumental versions of seven of the songs. These can accompany prayer or aid in learning. The convenient songbook provides four-part voicing, solfège chords and lyrics and makes learning and singing these songs simple and easy.

Track listing
Alaba, Alma Mía, al Señor | Es Hora de Despertar | Ya Llega Navidad | Nace en un Portal | Ya Se Acercan los Reyes | Camino del Desierto | Nada Te Turbe | Entonemos Himnos de Pascua | Danos, Señor, Tu Espíritu | En Memoria Tuya | Alaba, Alma Mía, al Señor (Instrumental) | Es Hora de Despertar (Instrumental) | Ya Llega Navidad (Instrumental) | Nace en un Portal (Instrumental) | Ya Se Acercan los Reyes (Instrumental) | Camino del Desierto (Instrumental) | Nada Te Turbe (Instrumental)

Along with the eight songs, the CD also offers the bonus rap track and Spanish-only recordings for Misa Santa Cecilia, their bilingual Mass setting.

With compelling and inspiring lyrics, the eight contemporary Spanish songs on this MP3 album feature musical styles that include reggaeton, ballad, rock and more.

Please note: the MP3 album does not contain the Spanish recordings of Misa Santa Cecilia.

Moving us to go deeper into the mysteries we celebrate, Cristo el Mesías offers beautiful new settings of some of Carmelo Erdozáin's most beloved songs, including "Nace el Niño en un Portal," "Creo en Jesús," "Dichosos los Pobres" and "A la Hora de Nona."

This two-CD set also includes instrumental versions of all 18 tracks—ideal for helping you add these songs to your repertoire or as background music for personal reflection.

Disc 1: Buscando el Amor de Mi Alma | Se Acerca la Liberación | Dios Te Salve María | Porque Mi Niño No Tiene Nada | La Virgen Sueña Caminos | Nace el Niño en un Portal | Un Arcoiris de Sol y Nieve | Rebelde, Rebelde | En el Lago Trabajaban con la Barca | Oí Tu Voz | Dichosos los Pobres | Creo en Jesús | Se Acercó a Jerusalém (Cena Pascual) | Salmo en la Cruz | Llora la Virgen | A la Hora de Nona | La Noche Ya Pasó - Resurrección | Quédate, Señor

Disc 2 (Instrumental): Buscando el Amor de Mi Alma | Se Acerca la Liberación | Dios Te Salve María | Porque Mi Niño No Tiene Nada | La Virgen Sueña Caminos | Nace el Niño en un Portal | Un Arcoiris de Sol y Nieve | Rebelde, Rebelde | En el Lago Trabajaban con la Barca | Oí Tu Voz | Dichosos los Pobres | Creo en Jesús | Se Acercó a Jerusalém (Cena Pascual) | Salmo en la Cruz | Llora la Virgen | A la Hora de Nona | La Noche Ya Pasó-Resurrección | Quédate, Señor

Moving us to go deeper into the mysteries we celebrate, Cristo el Mesías offers beautiful new settings of some of Carmelo Erdozáin's most beloved songs.

From "Nace el Niño en un Portal" and "Creo en Jesús" to "Dichosos los Pobres" and "A la Hora de Nona," this CD gives you 18 titles to expand your repertoire and enhance daily prayer

Also available in a 2-CD set, featuring full vocal and instrumental recordings.

Tracks: Buscando el Amor de Mi Alma | Se Acerca la Liberación | Dios Te Salve María | Porque Mi Niño No Tiene Nada | La Virgen Sueña Caminos | Nace el Niño en un Portal | Un Arcoiris de Sol y Nieve | Rebelde, Rebelde | En el Lago Trabajaban con la Barca | Oí Tu Voz | Dichosos los Pobres | Creo en Jesús | Se Acercó a Jerusalém (Cena Pascual) | Salmo en la Cruz | Llora la Virgen | A la Hora de Nona | La Noche Ya Pasó - Resurrección | Quédate, Señor

This 14-song CD by Lourdes Montgomery features Spanish-language music for the Lenten and Easter seasons, from Ash Wednesday through Pentecost.

Their OCP debut
Introducing Diego and Damaris! Puerto Rican natives based in New Jersey, this dynamic husband-and-wife team already has several collections under their belts. Their OCP debut, Del Pesebre a la Cruz (From the Manger to the Cross) surveys the life of Christ with a splashy, colorful, Caribbean sound.

14 colorful, new Caribbean-style songs
These 14 new songs include psalm-inspired devotionals, eucharistic songs, songs of praise, and music with Advent, Christmas and Easter themes. Their beautifully written original texts are entirely in Spanish.

Amazing performances on Latin drums and percussion
Recorded in Puerto Rico with top studio musicians, the CD brims with energy, joy and rhythm, all typical of that tropical island and its rich musical heritage. Styles include plena, joropo, bomba, guaracha, danza, nueva trova puertorriqueña, aguinaldo jíbaro, and others. Both gifted singers, Damaris and Diego take turns on lead vocals. The disc also features amazing performances on Latin drums and percussion, flute, accordion and guitar.

Danceable songs in praise of God
"Nace en un Portal" is a tender ballad reveling in the birth of Christ. Urging us to "open your house to the child Jesus," it features mood-setting rain sticks and a delightfully unexpected tempo change. Marked by acrobatic flutes and potent syncopation, "Te Alabaré por Siempre" is a danceable song in praise of God's holy name.

"Let us praise the Lord with the rhythm of dance and tambourines"
Other highlights include "Tú Eres el Alimento," a fast-paced eucharistic song in the style of "Aguinaldo Orocoveño." It features lyrics and raspy, impassioned vocals by Victoria Sanabria. Echoing Psalm 150, the refrain from "Al Ritmo de Danza y Pandero" makes a good summary of the entire collection: "Let us praise the Lord with the rhythm of dance and tambourines."

Music in honor of Christ's manger and cross
The CD booklet includes a touching reflection by the composers. Of all God's gifts to us, they write, two stand out: Christ's manger and cross. Made from the "same tree," both are central to our salvation. With Del Pesebre a la Cruz, Damaris and Diego invite "all the earth" to sing praise for these splendid gifts.

In Deo Gratias, Pedro creates fresh, singable, contemporary songs for processions and other ritual moments. Includes eight songs in English, three bilingual songs and one in Spanish.

Three of the pieces in Deo Gratias are Taizé-style, using a common antiphon in Latin and alternating verses in English and Spanish. This simple combining of languages encourages everyone in the assembly to join in and sing. Peter's goal in Deo Gratias is to "help people grow in their faith, as writing and performing this music helps me grow in mine."

Deo Gratias includes responsorial psalms, songs for penance services, the sprinkling rite, and a tender, Spanish processional for funerals.

The collection can be used throughout the year including Advent, Lent and Easter.

Pedro's songs are practical for small choirs or for keyboard and cantor, but can also be richly performed by larger choirs.

This CD contains ten contemporary Spanish songs plus three bonus tracks to support, inspire and enliven parish communities participating in the V Encuentro.

This MP3 album contains ten contemporary Spanish songs to support, inspire and enliven parish communities participating in the V Encuentro.

This 14-song CD by Eleazar Cortés features a collection of mariachi-style music for the Catholic rite of marriage.

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD El Hijo de Dios Viv, Vol 2.

As a follow-up to Cristo el Mesías, this collection provides more transcendental music that brings us closer to God and unites us with our brothers and sisters in Christ. Grounded in Scriptural and Sacramental texts, these songs enrich worship both inside and outside of the liturgy.

Enjoy updated recordings of 10 well-known titles from Carmelo Erdozáin—such as "Apósteles, Dichosos Son," "Muere Jesús en la Cruz," "Era Él" and "Tú Me Llamas por mi Nombre"—plus eight instrumental-only versions, all on one CD!

Tracks: Se Levanta la Mañana en Nazaret | En el Silencio de un Portal | Apósteles, Dichosos Son | Señor del Alba | Se Despejó de su Rango | Muere Jesús en la Cruz | Siervo de Yavé | Era Él | Tú Me Llamas por mi Nombre | En la Palabra Babía Vida | Se Levanta la Mañana en Nazaret (Instrumental) | En el Silencio de un Portal (Instrumental) | Apólstoles, Dichosos Son (Instrumental) | Señor del Alba (Instrumental) | Muere Jesús en la Cruz (Instrumental) | Siervo de Yavé (Instrumental) | Era Él | Tú Me Llamas por mi Nombre (Instrumental)

As a follow-up to Cristo el Mesías, this collection provides more transcendental music that brings us closer to God and unites us with our brothers and sisters in Christ. Grounded in Scriptural and Sacramental texts, these songs enrich worship both inside and outside of the liturgy.

Enjoy updated recordings of 10 well-known titles from Carmelo Erdozáin—such as "Apósteles, Dichosos Son," "Muere Jesús en la Cruz," "Era Él" and "Tú Me Llamas por mi Nombre"—plus eight instrumental-only versions, all on one CD!

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Se Levanta la Mañana en Nazaret | En el Silencio de un Portal | Apósteles, Dichosos Son | Señor del Alba | Se Despejó de su Rango | Muere Jesús en la Cruz | Siervo de Yavé | Era Él | Tú Me Llamas por mi Nombre | En la Palabra Babía Vida | Se Levanta la Mañana en Nazaret (Instrumental) | En el Silencio de un Portal (Instrumental) | Apólstoles, Dichosos Son (Instrumental) | Señor del Alba (Instrumental) | Muere Jesús en la Cruz (Instrumental) | Siervo de Yavé (Instrumental) | Era Él | Tú Me Llamas por mi Nombre (Instrumental)

Breathe new life into beloved psalms
The psalms possess the most crucial truths of our faith. Showcasing Hermana Glenda's unmistakable voice and spirituality, El Señor Es Mi Pastor breathes new life into texts Spanish-speaking Catholics have cherished for centuries.

Experience a deeper relationship with God
Featuring 12 well-known psalms—handpicked by Hermana Glenda—this soul-stirring collection invites us to experience a deeper relationship with God by surrendering ourselves in service to one another.

Expanding the repertoire of music in Spanish for Masses with children
Created in line with the National Directory for Catechesis, El Señor Nos Invita (The Lord Invites Us) provides 15 new songs in Spanish for first Eucharist and first reconciliation. Volume one in a series, it's part of a long-term effort by OCP to expand the repertoire of music in Spanish for Masses with children.

Helps Hispanic children worship in their own language and culture
The Directory states, "Homogenous cultural, racial, or ethnic communities have the right to use their own language and cultural expressions of faith in ritual, music and art" (137; U.S. Bishops, 2003). Singing these songs in the classroom and in the liturgy, Hispanic children pray, worship and learn the faith in the context of "their own language" and culture.

Songs for May crowning and other Marian celebrations
Designed for ages 6-10, the collection includes songs for May crowning and other celebrations honoring Mary. An excellent learning, rehearsal and accompaniment tool (outside liturgy), the CD features exceptional children's choirs. In addition to music, the children's songbook features images for children to color.

Music that's fun, upbeat, and easy-to-learn
The songs are fun, upbeat, and easy-to-learn -- children will love singing them! Combining contemporary styles and Latin rhythms, they include both group singing opportunities and solo parts for more advanced students.

Faith-building song texts that children can understand
The lyrics present the truths of our faith in ways children can understand. "Mi Amigo Jesús" is a good example: "Yo tengo un amigo, se llama Jesús. El me acompaña en todo lugar: en la escuela y al jugar" (I have a friend, his name is Jesus. ...He's with me everywhere I go: to school and out to play.)

Contributors include many well-known children's and liturgical composers
Concerned about the current and future needs of Spanish-speaking children, many composers responded passionately to this project. Diego Correa, Jaime Cortez, Santiago Fernández, Mariano Fuertes, Estela García-López, Pablo Martínez and Lourdes Montgomery all contributed new material.

A godsend for parishes and schools serving Hispanic children
At first Eucharist and reconciliation, the Lord invites us to enter a more intimate, mature and sacramental relationship with him. Thanks to El Señor Nos Invita, Hispanic children can hear the invitation in a familiar language -- and embrace it! It's a godsend for the parishes, Catholic schools and catechetical programs that serve them.

Created in line with the National Directory for Catechesis, El Señor Nos Invita is part of a long-term effort by OCP to expand the repertoire of music in Spanish for Masses with children. Singing these songs in the classroom and in the liturgy, Hispanic children can pray, worship and learn the faith in the context of "their own language" and culture.

This second volume features 15 songs for Advent, Christmas and Epiphany as well as a few options for Ordinary Time. Although geared toward celebrations with children, the music on this volume—like the first—can be sung by parishioners of any age.

The majority of the songs were written especially for this collection by some of the top composers of Hispanic music, including Santiago Fernández, Bob Hurd, Estela García-López, Rodolfo López and many more! The eclectic mix of styles—everything from pop and ballad to joropo venezolano, samba and more—make for a wonderful variety of refreshing new songs.

One of four bilingual songs, “Gaudete” by Albert Coppo makes a beautiful and versatile addition to any Advent service. The vibrant rumba flamenca style of Damaris Thillet’s and the late Diego Correa’s “Celebremos Navidad” will add a joyous touch to any Christmas Mass.

May this collection of fun, upbeat and easy-to-learn songs quickly find a home in your parish or school’s repertoire, and in this way, enrich your community for years to come.

The CD for Albert Coppo's first full collection with OCP, En la Mesa del Señor (At the Lord's table), offers eight Spanish songs for liturgy. Along with songs for seasons and special feasts, there are general songs for liturgy, including songs for gathering, Communion, sending forth and more.

The MP3 album of Albert Coppo's first full collection with OCP, En la Mesa del Señor (At the Lord's table), offers eight Spanish songs for liturgy. Along with songs for seasons and special feasts, there are general songs for liturgy, including songs for gathering, Communion, sending forth and more. Styles range from simple ballad, pop and rock to South American folk genres, stemming from Albert's native Peru.

Unite voices in praise
This MP3 playlist offers all-English, all-Spanish and bilingual recordings of "Enter the Mystery/Entra al Misterio," by Curtis Stephan—featuring Spanish translations from Jaime Cortez. Originally composed as the official theme song for the 2013 Los Angeles Religious Education Congress, this song is a wonderful way to unite the voices of your congregation in praise of our God.

Discover more songs from this gifted composer
From Mass of Renewal to "Benediction" and "Pastures of the Lord," Curtis has given the Church a variety of music to support worship within and outside of the liturgy. Whether you use Breaking Bread or Today's Missal, discover yet another example of why communities large and small turn to this gifted composer for songs to celebrate our faith.

Enhance worship during Easter Vigil
Did you know that the texts for the Exsultet have changed? Use these settings with confidence to enhance worship during Easter Vigil, knowing they have been approved by the Bishops' Committee on Divine Worship (BCDW) and the International Commission on English in the Liturgy (ICEL).

Choose from six different settings
From Latin chant and the official ICEL setting to updated editions of popular settings by Paul Hillebrand, Tom Kendzia, Christopher Walker—and a bilingual setting by Pedro Rubalcava—choose from six different settings of the Exsultet in the convenience of one playlist!

Created to empower the faithful to celebrate the paschal mystery in its fullness, this collection from one of Spain's most famous liturgical composers ("Glory, Praise and Honor") contains 13 hymns and songs in Spanish for Holy Week.

Designed for assembly and choir, it provides songs for Palm Sunday, a setting of "Ubi Caritas," music for the transfer of the Eucharist for Holy Thursday, and songs for Good Friday, including a setting for the Way of the Cross and two settings for the veneration of the cross.

Celebrate rich cultural tapestry through music
Their songs live in our hearts and on our lips... from "Gather Your People" and "Rain Down" to "Our Paschal Sacrifice/El Cordero Pascual." In this incredible collaboration, Bob Hurd, Jaime Cortez, and Eleazar Cortés deliver 12 bilingual titles that celebrate the rich cultures of our diverse Church through the power of music.

Enjoy a unique blend of styles and language
The same artists who brought you Somos el Cuerpo de Cristo/We Are the Body of Christ join with Eleazar to offer a unique blend of both language and musical styles—from folk and rock to mariachi and salsa. Each song captures the voices of all three composers, united in song, and transitions seamlessly between English and Spanish.

Support numerous ritual moments of the liturgy
Ideal for accompanying the entrance and communion processions, "We Who Hunger, Come to the Table" reminds us that in belonging to Christ, we belong to each other. "Every Single Thing We Are" is a beautiful call to offer all that we are to God during the Preparation of the Gifts. Combining Christ's commissioning of the disciples with Psalms 95 and 96, "Go Out to the World" sends us forth to serve and share the Gospel.

Lead your congregation in worship
Give your ensemble the accompaniments and vocal parts they need to lead your congregation in worship with the Gracia y Amor/Grace and Love octavo packet—featuring performance tips, suggested use and bilingual composer notes from Bob, Jaime and Eleazar!

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Donde Dos o Tres/Where Two or Three | Amo Tu Voluntad/I Love Your Commands | Every Single Thing We Are/Todas Nuestras Vidas | By the Power of Your Love/Por Designio de Tu Amor | Vengan, Aclamemos al Señor/Come Before the Lord | Light My Heart/Transforma Mi Vida | We Who Hunger, Come to the Table/Los Que Tienen Hambre Vienen | Que la Gracia y el Amor/May the Grace and the Love | Yo Soy el Pan Vivo/I Am the Living Bread | Te Alabamos, Señor | I Am with You Always/Yo Estaré con Ustedes | Vayan por el Mundo/Go Out to the World

This is the MP3 playlist for Gracia y Amor/Grace and Love.

Celebrate rich cultural tapestry through music
Their songs live in our hearts and on our lips... from "Gather Your People" and "Rain Down" to "Our Paschal Sacrifice/El Cordero Pascual." In this incredible collaboration, Bob Hurd, Jaime Cortez, and Eleazar Cortés deliver 12 bilingual titles that celebrate the rich cultures of our diverse Church through the power of music.

Enjoy a unique blend of styles and language
The same artists who brought you Somos el Cuerpo de Cristo/We Are the Body of Christ join with Eleazar to offer a unique blend of both language and musical styles—from folk and rock to mariachi and salsa. Each song captures the voices of all three composers, united in song, and transitions seamlessly between English and Spanish.

Support numerous ritual moments of the liturgy
Ideal for accompanying the entrance and communion processions, "We Who Hunger, Come to the Table" reminds us that in belonging to Christ, we belong to each other. "Every Single Thing We Are" is a beautiful call to offer all that we are to God during the Preparation of the Gifts. Combining Christ's commissioning of the disciples with Psalms 95 and 96, "Go Out to the World" sends us forth to serve and share the Gospel.

Lead your congregation in worship
Give your ensemble the accompaniments and vocal parts they need to lead your congregation in worship with the Gracia y Amor/Grace and Love octavo packet—featuring performance tips, suggested use and bilingual composer notes from Bob, Jaime and Eleazar!

Tracks: Donde Dos o Tres/Where Two or Three | Amo Tu Voluntad/I Love Your Commands | Every Single Thing We Are/Todas Nuestras Vidas | By the Power of Your Love/Por Designio de Tu Amor | Vengan, Aclamemos al Señor/Come Before the Lord | Light My Heart/Transforma Mi Vida | We Who Hunger, Come to the Table/Los Que Tienen Hambre Vienen | Que la Gracia y el Amor/May the Grace and the Love | Yo Soy el Pan Vivo/I Am the Living Bread | Te Alabamos, Señor | I Am with You Always/Yo Estaré con Ustedes | Vayan por el Mundo/Go Out to the World

Open hearts and lift voices in song
Mary Frances Reza is one of the most recognized and respected Hispanic composers in the U.S. Her music opens hearts and lifts voices to sing of our salvation. Now, for the first time, hear eight of her most cherished bilingual psalms, plus complete Spanish recordings of her Mass setting, Misa Santa Fe—all on one CD!

Use bilingual psalms for a variety of occasions
Featuring a festive, Southwestern rhythm, "Salmo 117: Aleluya/118:Alleluia" makes a wonderful common psalm throughout the Easter season or response for the Gospel Acclamation. "Señor Es Mi Pastor/The Lord Is My Shepherd" possesses an inviting melody that is ideal for the Entrance or Communion procession. With its lilting waltz movement, "Gusten y Vean/Taste and See" is an irresistible call to the Eucharist.

Celebrate the liturgy with Misa Santa Fe
The colorful melodies and contagious rhythms of Misa Santa Fe combine to draw parishioners deeper into the liturgy. From the Penitential Act and Gloria to the Holy and Lamb of God, enjoy full recordings of this charming Mass setting—all in Spanish!

Enrich worship in your parish
Blending Spanish, Mexican and Native American styles, the music of this beloved composer is the epitome of New Mexico culture. Whether you're looking for bilingual titles to unite your community or a new Mass setting to engage your Spanish-speaking assembly, Gusten y Vean/Taste and See offers a variety of songs to enrich worship in your parish.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Salmo 117: Aleluya/118:Alleluia | Ustedes Sacarán/You Will Draw Water Joyfully | This Body Will Be Give for You/Este Es Mi Cuerpo (from the Communion Antiphon for Holy Thursday) | El Señor Es Mi Pastor/The Lord Is My Shepherd | Señor, Tú Tienes Palabras/Lord, You Have the Words | Gusten y Vean/Taste and See | Cantaré Eternamente/For Ever I Will Sing | Somos Su Pueblo/We Are His People | Señor ten, Piedad (Penitential Act) [Misa Santa Fe] | Gloria [Misa Santa Fe] | Aclamación al Evangelio (Alleluia) [Misa Santa Fe] | Alabanza a Ti, Oh Cristo (Lenten Gospel Acclamation) [Misa Santa Fe] | Santo (Holy) [Misa Santa Fe] | Anunciamos tu Muerte (We Proclaim Your Death) [Misa Santa Fe] | Cada Vez que Comemos (When We Eat This Bread) [Misa Santa Fe] | Por Tu Cruz (Save Us, Savior) [Misa Santa Fe] | Amén [Misa Santa Fe] | Cordero de Dios (Lamb of God) [Misa Santa Fe]

This is the MP3 playlist for Gusten y Vean/Taste and See.

Open hearts and lift voices in song
Mary Frances Reza is one of the most recognized and respected Hispanic composers in the U.S. Her music opens hearts and lifts voices to sing of our salvation. Now, for the first time, hear eight of her most cherished bilingual psalms, plus complete Spanish recordings of her Mass setting, Misa Santa Fe—all on one CD!

Use bilingual psalms for a variety of occasions
Featuring a festive, Southwestern rhythm, "Salmo 117: Aleluya/118:Alleluia" makes a wonderful common psalm throughout the Easter season or response for the Gospel Acclamation. "Señor Es Mi Pastor/The Lord Is My Shepherd" possesses an inviting melody that is ideal for the Entrance or Communion procession. With its lilting waltz movement, "Gusten y Vean/Taste and See" is an irresistible call to the Eucharist.

Celebrate the liturgy with Misa Santa Fe
The colorful melodies and contagious rhythms of Misa Santa Fe combine to draw parishioners deeper into the liturgy. From the Penitential Act and Gloria to the Holy and Lamb of God, enjoy full recordings of this charming Mass setting—all in Spanish!

Enrich worship in your parish
Blending Spanish, Mexican and Native American styles, the music of this beloved composer is the epitome of New Mexico culture. Whether you're looking for bilingual titles to unite your community or a new Mass setting to engage your Spanish-speaking assembly, Gusten y Vean/Taste and See offers a variety of songs to enrich worship in your parish.

Tracks: Salmo 117: Aleluya/118:Alleluia | Ustedes Sacarán/You Will Draw Water Joyfully | This Body Will Be Give for You/Este Es Mi Cuerpo (from the Communion Antiphon for Holy Thursday) | El Señor Es Mi Pastor/The Lord Is My Shepherd | Señor, Tú Tienes Palabras/Lord, You Have the Words | Gusten y Vean/Taste and See | Cantaré Eternamente/For Ever I Will Sing | Somos Su Pueblo/We Are His People | Señor ten, Piedad (Penitential Act) [Misa Santa Fe] | Gloria [Misa Santa Fe] | Aclamación al Evangelio (Alleluia) [Misa Santa Fe] | Alabanza a Ti, Oh Cristo (Lenten Gospel Acclamation) [Misa Santa Fe] | Santo (Holy) [Misa Santa Fe] | Anunciamos tu Muerte (We Proclaim Your Death) [Misa Santa Fe] | Cada Vez que Comemos (When We Eat This Bread) [Misa Santa Fe] | Por Tu Cruz (Save Us, Savior) [Misa Santa Fe] | Amén [Misa Santa Fe] | Cordero de Dios (Lamb of God) [Misa Santa Fe]

Attending a Hermana Glenda concert is truly an inspiring experience. She has a unique gift for renewing faith and opening hearts to the love of our Lord through the power of her music.

Packed with 15 of her most beloved titles like "Tú mi Alfarero," "Ven, Señor Jesús" and "Nada Es Imposible para Ti"—sung while Pope John Paul gave Communion at World Youth Day 2002 in Toronto—this incredible collection of contemporary Spanish songs is the next best thing to seeing her in person.

Plus, go deeper into the music with insights and anecdotes between songs from Hermana Glenda herself.

Inspiring music for your spiritual journey
Throughout his young life, Iván Díaz has learned what it means to be fully reliant on God—trusting that his will is perfect. With Honor y Gloria a Él (Honor and glory be to God), he has created a collection of songs that invite us to be filled with God's love, joy and strength, songs meant to inspire us in the midst of our struggles.

Music for liturgy as well as praise and worship
A pop album with hints of rock and Latin influences, Honor y Gloria a Él features a contemporary sound with songs that can be used in the liturgy as well as for praise and worship. With themes of adoration, hope, happiness, celebration and more, these Spanish-language songs could easily be incorporated into prayer and youth groups, charismatic events and ministry retreats.

Songs of hope and adoration
Probably considered a favorite by those familiar with his music, “Brilla” is a song about hope with a beautiful melody and simple instrumentation. The title track fills a void for communities searching for a song for eucharistic adoration. Its simple melody and lyrics make it easy to learn and allow us to fully contemplate the Body of Christ. Working with a number of Grammy-nominated and -winning musicians, singers and producers, Iván has achieved a vibrant and moving collection that truly does honor and glorify God.

Tracks: A la Trinidad | Brilla | Honor y Gloria a Él | Ven y Restáurame | ¡Aleluya! ¡Alaben el Nombre del Señor! | Nombre sobre Todo Nombre | Soy Tu Siervo, Señor

Inspiring music for your spiritual journey
Throughout his young life, Iván Díaz has learned what it means to be fully reliant on God—trusting that his will is perfect. With Honor y Gloria a Él (Honor and glory be to God), he has created a collection of songs that invite us to be filled with God's love, joy and strength, songs meant to inspire us in the midst of our struggles.

Music for liturgy as well as praise and worship
A pop album with hints of rock and Latin influences, Honor y Gloria a Él features a contemporary sound with songs that can be used in the liturgy as well as for praise and worship. With themes of adoration, hope, happiness, celebration and more, these Spanish-language songs could easily be incorporated into prayer and youth groups, charismatic events and ministry retreats.

Songs of hope and adoration
Probably considered a favorite by those familiar with his music, “Brilla” is a song about hope with a beautiful melody and simple instrumentation. The title track fills a void for communities searching for a song for eucharistic adoration. Its simple melody and lyrics make it easy to learn and allow us to fully contemplate the Body of Christ. Working with a number of Grammy-nominated and -winning musicians, singers and producers, Iván has achieved a vibrant and moving collection that truly does honor and glorify God.

Tracks: A la Trinidad | Brilla | Honor y Gloria a Él | Ven y Restáurame | ¡Aleluya! ¡Alaben el Nombre del Señor! | Nombre sobre Todo Nombre | Soy Tu Siervo, Señor

Representing the fulfillment of a life-long dream for Fr. Ricky Manalo, In the Sight of the Angels is a liturgical collection in which each song is a collaboration with another composer. The result is a collection of various cultural styles, gifts, languages and faith perspectives. Songs of inspiration, they invite each of us to dialogue with one another and to collaborate in our praise and glory to God.

This collection of music extends, deepens and celebrates every aspect of musical, textual and liturgical collaboration. For this collection of new and pastorally appropriate music Fr. Ricky joined forces with Sarah Hart; Bob Hurd; Jesse Manibusan; Dan Schutte; Suzanne Toolan, RSM; and Jorge Monterroso, OCarm, to create a wide range of musical styles.

Featuring music from multiple cultures and pastoral contexts, including contemporary, cathedral Asian pentatonic, praise and worship, gospel and more, In the Sight of the Angels also incorporates music in a variety of languages: English, Filipino, Italian, Latin and Spanish.

Highlights include the beautiful choral anthem, "Laudato Si'! Be Praised, O God," which—like Pope Francis' encyclical of the same name—calls attention to the present ecological concerns of our world and challenges us to respond and act accordingly. Premiered during Pope Francis' historic visit in 2015 to Manila, "Blessed Are You/Mapapalad Kayo" fills a need for more bilingual music in English and Filipino for worship communities who wish to recognize and celebrate their Filipino heritage.

As you listen to the album or sing through the songs in the octavo packet, you'll begin to see the wonderful effects of this collaborative project. You'll find that each song is unique in style and theme, yet designed to achieve one goal: the creation of beautiful music to engage worshiping assemblies in full, conscious and active participation.

Eight songs for liturgy from Fr. Ricky Manalo, featuring music from multiple cultures and pastoral contexts, including Christian rock, gospel, contemporary, cathedral and more. Besides being great for listening, the digital album provides a helpful tool for learning to sing these songs and pronounce some of the more complicated foreign words and phrases.

Dedicated to evangelization through music, Hermana Glenda has touched the lives of countless believers around the world. Rediscover 18 of her earliest songs with rich, new instrumental recordings that are ideal for personal reflection or praying the Scripture texts.

Plus, enjoy videos for "Ven, Señor Jesús" and "Pide y Se Te Dará"—both included on this enhanced CD.

Tracks: Si Conocieras el Don de Dios (John 4:10) | No Soy Digno (Luke 7:6) | Mi Padre Está en Lo Secreto (Matthew 6:6) | Ven, Señor Jesús [(Revelation 22:20) (video)] | Las Aguas No Podrán Apagar el Amor (Song of Songs 8:7) | ¿Dónde Vives? (John 1:38) | Pide y Se Te Dará (video) | Tú Mi Alfarero (Jeremiah 18:2–6) | Nada Es Imposible para Ti (Luke 1, 37) | Tú Tienes Palabras de Vida (John 6:68) | Quien Pierde su Vida la Encuentra (Mark 8:35) | Para qué Me Sirve (Matthew 16:26) | Tú Eres el Agua Viva (Ezekiel 36:23–28) | No Juzgues (Matthew 7:1–2) | Quien Ha Encontrado un Amigo (Sirach 6:14) | Tú Sabes que Te Amo (John 21:17) | Tú Me Has Seducido (Jeremiah 20:7–9) | Yo Creo en Tu Resurrección

Jóvenes de Hoy Cantando a Cristo en "Babilonia" (translated: Today's youth sing to Christ in Babylonia) is the perfect title for this CD. Dedicated to evangelizing youth, Carmelo Erdozáin's music gives young people liturgically sound texts to truly engage the Gospel.

This incredible collection is packed with fresh renditions of 22 songs, featuring "Oí Tu Voz," "Libertador de Nazareth (Cristo Libertador), "Siempre en la Vida Hay Algo que Crear" and more!

Tracks: Ayúdame (Di una Palabra) | Oí Tu Voz | Escucha Tú la Palabra de Dios | Libertador de Nazaret | Llevemos al Señor el Vino y el Pan | Cristo Es Nuestra Paz | Quédate, Señor | Quiero Estar a Tu Lado | Tú Me Llamas por Mi Nombre | ¿Dónde Moras? | Creo en Jesús | Setenta Veces Siete - Ser Cristiano Es | Cerca Está, Cerca Está | La Virgen Sueña Caminos | Aurora y Clavel | Rebelde, Rebelde | Hoy Vuelvo de Lejos | Siempre En la Vida Hay Algo Que Crear | Sólo él | Se Buscan Jóvenes | Nada Te Turbe | Bendita Sea Tu Pureza

Prepare your heart for the birth of Christ throughout the Advent season with these uplifting songs that will have your congregation tapping their feet and raising their voices in praise!

Created with the intention of "breaking the silence of the assembly," this collection invites full, conscious and active participation in the liturgy. Featuring the rhythms of traditional Andean music, Las Canciones de la Asamblea offers beautifully written Mass parts, a generous selection of music for Marian celebrations and a total of 29 songs for throughout the liturgical year.

Drawn from his long and colorful career as a songwriter, missionary and social activist (1964 - present), the songs in this collection form an anthology of the music of Juan Antonio Espinosa.

Many songs feature inspiring, original texts by the composer, Rafael de Andrés and José Luis Blanco Vega. The songbook includes helpful notes and commentaries for each song.

This new collection from Antonio Alcalde, masterfully performed by the Coral Isidoriana in León, offers beautiful hymns for the Liturgy of the Hours. The songs include official hymn texts along with songs that reflect minor changes in the lyrics as well as others that are brand new.

Among the new hymns, some of the highlights are "¿A Dónde Te Escondiste?" de San Juan de la Cruz; "Nos Has Llamado al Desierto," a new Lenten song; y "Ave, Luz Mañanera," based on Ave Maris Stella for use during Marian feasts.

Track listing
¡Oh Christo Victorioso! | Ruega por Nosotros | Jesucristo, Palabra del Padre | Abrid Vuestras Puertas | No Lloréis | ¡Qué Tengo Yo? | ¿A Dónde Te Escondiste? | Nos Apremia el Amor | Estate, Señor, Conmigo | Ave, Luz Mañanera | Hoy que Sé que Mi Vida Es un Desierto | Reyes que Venís por Ellas | No Rechazaremos la Piedra Angular | Nos Has Llamado al Desierto

This new collection from Antonio Alcalde, masterfully performed by the Coral Isidoriana in León, offers beautiful hymns for the Liturgy of the Hours. The songs include official hymn texts along with songs that reflect minor changes in the lyrics as well as others that are brand new.

Among the new hymns, some of the highlights are "¿A Dónde Te Escondiste?" de San Juan de la Cruz; "Nos Has Llamado al Desierto," a new Lenten song; y "Ave, Luz Mañanera," based on Ave Maris Stella for use during Marian feasts.

Track listing
¡Oh Christo Victorioso! | Ruega por Nosotros | Jesucristo, Palabra del Padre | Abrid Vuestras Puertas | No Lloréis | ¡Qué Tengo Yo? | ¿A Dónde Te Escondiste? | Nos Apremia el Amor | Estate, Señor, Conmigo | Ave, Luz Mañanera | Hoy que Sé que Mi Vida Es un Desierto | Reyes que Venís por Ellas | No Rechazaremos la Piedra Angular | Nos Has Llamado al Desierto

Parishes will find that this setting has a wide appeal across generations and cultural backgrounds. The rhythm of the music is very upbeat with a hint of reggae and the tone is joyful as voices are raised together in sung prayer. Both the keyboard and the guitar editions contain choral parts and re-printable assembly editions for inclusion in parish bulletins or other handouts.

Use with confidence
With over 20 years of experience working in bilingual parishes just like yours, Estela and Rodolfo have composed a versatile setting you can use with confidence.

Perform in Spanish, English or bilingually
Enjoy the flexibility of performing Misa Santa Cecilia completely in Spanish! The arrangement features lively syncopated rhythms, especially for guitar—the main instrument for Hispanic choirs.

Unite your community
Whether your Spanish-speaking assembly is growing or already established, Misa Santa Cecilia will help your entire community feel God's presence as they come together in worship.

This is the MP3 playlist for Misa Santa Cecilia, a new bilingual Mass setting by Estela García-López & Rodolfo López.

Use with confidence
With over 20 years of experience working in bilingual parishes just like yours, Estela and Rodolfo have composed a versatile setting you can use with confidence.

Perform in Spanish, English or bilingually
Enjoy the flexibility of performing Misa Santa Cecilia completely in Spanish, English or both! The arrangement features lively syncopated rhythms, especially for guitar—the main instrument for Hispanic choirs.

Unite your community
Whether your Spanish-speaking assembly is growing or already established, Misa Santa Cecilia will help your entire community feel God's presence as they come together in worship.

This is the MP3 playlist for Misa Santa Fe, a new bilingual setting by Mary Frances Reza.

Unite your bilingual assembly
Composed to fit the varying abilities of parishioners and musicians alike, this flexible, bilingual setting is ideal for all of your services. The folkloric New Mexico style and comfortable melodies inspire both Spanish and English speakers to worship together in song.

Showcase contagious rhythms
Introduced in 2010 at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, Misa Santa Fe commemorates over 400 years of history for the city of its namesake. During the celebration, the cathedral ensemble included their youth marimba choir to showcase the contagious rhythms of this charming Mass.

Hear sound samples, preview sheet music and learn more about Misa Santa Fe.

Great for listening or learning, the Misa Santa Teresita del Niño Jesús MP3 album offers recording of all the songs in this contemporary Spanish Mass setting. Azeneth Gonzalez's powerful vocals beautifully bring each song to life.

Misa del Mundo -- Spanish for "Mass of the world" -- is Jesse's gift to the multicultural Church.

Features song texts in an amazing number of languages
Contemporary and international in style, this innovative Mass setting serves to unify the many ethnic communities that make up the universal Church. It's a liturgy with lyrics in an amazing number of languages, including Spanish, English, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Chinese, Portuguese, Polish, Tongan, Chamoru and Filipino.

Includes "Malo, Malo, Thanks Be to God," one of Jesse's all-time favorites
The collection includes "Malo, Malo, Thanks Be to God," one of Jesse's most popular compositions. This catchy, multilingual song of gratitude was selected to appear on Light of the World, the official CD of World Youth Day 2002. "No Longer the Stranger," a dreamy, swaying ballad, is another highlight. Marked by shimmering percussion and bird calls, "Agua Viva" closes the album with a hush.

Backed by a multilingual choir and folk percussion instruments
Jesse shares the lead vocals with Lidia Carlos Reynes on most tracks, accompanied by the Vast Assembly Singers, a large multilingual choir. The music also features impressive array of folk percussion instruments, which adds to the earthy, international flavor: rain sticks, chajchas, blocks, caixixi, kjembe, ganza, doumbek, finger cymbals, tambourine and others.

Includes helpful pronunciation guide
Besides the Mass setting and five multi-purpose songs, the recording includes a helpful pronunciation guide. Word by word, Jesse slowly and carefully explains and models the correct pronunciation for many of the foreign terms. With this practical assistance, the inspiring, unifying music of Misa del Mundo can be used and enjoyed by any faith community.

Brassy staccato trumpets, lush and harmonious violins, the percussive strum of guitar strings, the syncopated bass-y bounce of the guitarrón, tight vocal harmonies—the distinct sounds of mariachi music are recognized the world over. Situated at the intersection of culture and religion, this traditional folkloric genre of music is significant for many Hispanic/Latino communities, and now this authentic music is available to enhance the liturgies and special celebrations in your community.

Composed by Grammy-nominated composer Pedro Rubalcava, Misa del Sagrado Corazón (Mass of the Sacred Heart) is the first complete Mass setting arranged for Mariachi ensembles published by OCP that utilizes approved texts from the Misal Romano. Set in accessible and easy-to-learn parts, this inviting and lively Mass setting is truly a Mass for the people.

Derived from folkloric Mexican dances, the styles featured in Misa del Sagrado Corazón (son, huapango, jarabe and joropo) are common to mariachi musicians. Structurally speaking, the rhythm section is composed of a guitarrón (large Mexican bass guitar) and vihuela (guitar-like instrument) as well as a traditional guitar. The violins and trumpets form the melodic and harmonic introductions, interludes and fills that are a hallmark of the mariachi sound.

Recorded in Los Angeles by world-renowned Mariachi los Camperos, the CD offers exceptionally produced music that, aside from delighting the listener, can serve as a great learning tool to help singers and instrumentalists learn the vocal harmonic structure and accompaniment parts. A full score manuscript edition is available with all the instrument parts, or individual instrumental parts can be downloaded as needed for your specific group.

Intended to invite participation by the people, many of the songs have a call and response format that lends itself nicely to the dynamic nature of the liturgy. While ideal for special liturgical celebrations such as the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Misa del Sagrado Corazón would also serve well for weddings, funerals and quinceañeras, in essence, any celebration that could benefit from an infusion of this delightful and vibrant music.

Brassy staccato trumpets, lush and harmonious violins, the percussive strum of guitar strings, the syncopated bass-y bounce of the guitarrón, tight vocal harmonies—the distinct sounds of mariachi music are recognized the world over. Situated at the intersection of culture and religion, this traditional folkloric style of music is significant for many Hispanic/Latino communities, and now this authentic music is available to enhance the liturgies and special celebrations in your community.

Composed by Grammy-nominated composer Pedro Rubalcava, Misa del Sagrado Corazón (Mass of the Sacred Heart), is the first complete mariachi style Mass setting published by OCP that utilizes approved texts from the Misal Romano. Set in accessible and easy-to-learn parts, this inviting and lively Mass setting is truly a Mass for the people.

Derived from folkloric Mexican dances, the styles featured in Misa del Sagrado Corazón (son, huapango, jarabe and joropo) are common to mariachi musicians. Structurally speaking, the rhythm section is composed of a guitarrón (large Mexican guitar) and vihuela (guitar-like instrument) as well as a traditional guitar. The violins and trumpets form the melodic and harmonic obbligato introductions, interludes and fills that are a hallmark of the mariachi sound.

Recorded in Los Angeles by world-renowned Mariachi los Camperos, the CD offers high quality produced music that, aside from delighting the listener, can serve as a great learning tool to help singers and instrumentalists learn the intricate vocal harmonic structure and accompaniment parts. A full score manuscript edition is available with all the instrument parts, or individual instrumental parts can be downloaded as needed for your specific group.

Intended to invite participation by the people, many of the songs have a call and response format that lends itself nicely to the dynamic nature of the liturgy. While especially ideal for special liturgical celebrations such as the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Misa del Sagrado Corazón would also serve well for weddings, funerals and quinceañeras, in essence, any celebration that could benefit from an infusion of this delightful and vibrant music.

This dramatically improved collection is an excellent rehearsal and learning tool, allowing musicians to master these songs before playing and singing them in the liturgy. The 20-CD set includes more than 500 songs from Misal del Día, Today's Missal with Spanish Insert and Unidos en Cristo/United in Christ.

Hear new music with this one-of-a-kind collection includes new music that has appeared in the missals from recent years, as well as the familiar favorites—all in one collection. Expert musicians, artists and composers deliver unmatched sound quality.

Enrich your music program with recordings of all the Spanish and bilingual songs in OCP's Spanish and bilingual missals, Música para la Iglesia de Hoy is the perfect resource for music directors, choir members, organists, pianists and other musicians to learn new music quickly and efficiently.

Enjoy convenience and accessibility and find songs quickly with the detailed booklet that lists songs alphabetically by title/composer, disc and track number. The durable hardcover binder is convenient for safe storage and easy accessibility of all 20 discs!

This MP3 album from Mario Alberto Pérez contains 10 songs in the tejano style of Northern Mexico.

Dedicated to evangelization through music, Hermana Glenda has touched the lives of countless believers around the world. Rediscover 18 of her earliest songs with new recordings that enrich these musical gems, while preserving the original essence that made them so great.

Enjoy a number of bonus features on this enhanced CD, including a photo album, two videos and a pastoral workbook containing notes for catechesis, lyrics and chords for each song and more!

Tracks: Si Conocieras el Don de Dios [(John 4:10) (video)] | No Soy Digno (Luke 7:6) | Mi Padre Está en Lo Secreto (Matthew 6:6) | Ven, Señor Jesús (Revelation 22:20) | Las Aguas No Podrán Apagar el Amor (Song of Songs 8:7) | ¿Dónde Vives? (John 1:38) | Pide y Se Te Dará | Tú Mi Alfarero (Jeremiah 18:2–6) | Nada Es Imposible para Ti [(Luke 1:37) (video)] | Tú Tienes Palabras de Vida (John 6:68) | Quien Pierde su Vida la Encuentra (Mark 8:35) | Para qué Me Sirve (Matthew 16:26) | Tú Eres el Agua Viva (Ezekiel 36:23–28) | No Juzgues (Matthew 7:1–2) | Quien Ha Encontrado un Amigo (Sirach 6:14) | Tú Sabes que Te Amo (John 21:17) | Tú Me Has Seducido (Jeremiah 20:7–9) | Yo Creo en Tu Resurrección | Nada Es Imposible para Ti (instrumental)

Drawing on 14 biblical texts and Marian traditions that have touched her heart, Hermana Glenda creates a musical homage to our Holy Mother. This wonderful collection of songs provides a contemplative accompaniment for praying with Mary and encourages us to follow her simple, yet profound example: "Let it be done unto me."

Tracks: Ahí Tienes a Tu Madre (John 19:26–27) | Hágase en Mí (Luke 1:38) | Magnificat Lucas (Luke 1:46–55) | Guardabas en Tu Corazón (Luke 2:50–52) | La Mujer y el Dragón (Revelation 12:1–13) | Bendita Sea Tu Pureza (Marian Tradition) | Letanías (Litanies) | María (Discernment) | Discípulo Amado (John 19:27) | No Me Des Riquezas, ni Pobreza (Proverbs 30:8–9) | Madre de Consolación (Discernment) | Ángelus | Alégrate, María (Luke 1:28–35) | Hagan Todo Lo Que Él Les Diga (John 2:5)

San Juan de la Cruz (translated: Saint John of the Cross) is known for his poetry and studies on the soul. Through 15 masterfully-composed spiritual choruses, Hermana Glenda creates an atmosphere of stillness and contemplation that invites you to lose yourself in prayer as you follow in the footsteps of this revered Spanish mystic

The letters of St. Paul contain the essence of Pauline theology. Setting music to 13 distinctive texts — from Colossians, Corinthians, Galatians, Philippians and Romans — Hermana Glenda beautifully captures the teachings of a man who was instrumental in spreading the good news to all people.

Orar con el Corazón (translated: praying with your heart) is the perfect title for this album. Each of these 14 Scripture-based songs quiets the mind and penetrates the listener to the core, allowing for the discovery of God's most important message: we are loved.

A leader in Spanish-language music
Introducing Pablo Íntimo, the latest release from Martín Valverde, a composer and performer of Spanish-language music for over 30 years. The Costa-Rican-born Valverde is also a charismatic spiritual leader who tours the country twice a year, drawing huge crowds of faithful worshipers. With this new album, Valverde continues to do what he does best: evangelization through music.

Songs for the Pauline Year
This collection contains scripts based entirely upon the letters of Paul. These interpretive, accessible songs were created at the request of San Pablo Multimedia in Spain, which commissioned the album to commemorate the Pauline Year. San Pablo's goal was to touch the hearts of today's Spanish-speaking youth through Valverde's work and bring them closer to the Church, and this music does just that.

Excellent for listening at home or in the car—makes a great gift
Published in the U.S. only by OCP, these ten immortal songs are useful for more than just the Pauline year. Their scripturally-based texts, written by Valverde himself, are useful throughout the liturgical year. And these worship songs are so lovely, you'll enjoy listening to them at home or in the car. The collection also makes a wonderful gift for any Valverde fan, or for anyone interested in Spanish-language Catholic music.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD Pablo Íntimo.

A leader in Spanish-language music
Introducing Pablo Íntimo, the latest release from Martín Valverde, a composer and performer of Spanish-language music for over 30 years. The Costa-Rican-born Valverde is also a charismatic spiritual leader who tours the country twice a year, drawing huge crowds of faithful worshipers. With this new album, Valverde continues to do what he does best: evangelization through music.

Songs for the Pauline Year
This collection contains scripts based entirely upon the letters of Paul. These interpretive, accessible songs were created at the request of San Pablo Multimedia in Spain, which commissioned the album to commemorate the Pauline Year. San Pablo's goal was to touch the hearts of today's Spanish-speaking youth through Valverde's work and bring them closer to the Church, and this music does just that.

Excellent for listening at home or in the car—makes a great gift
Published in the U.S. only by OCP, these ten immortal songs are useful for more than just the Pauline year. Their scripturally-based texts, written by Valverde himself, are useful throughout the liturgical year. And these worship songs are so lovely, you'll enjoy listening to them at home or in the car. The collection also makes a wonderful gift for any Valverde fan, or for anyone interested in Spanish-language Catholic music.

The Spanish-language version of the best-selling Stories and Songs of Jesus contains 22 stories and songs about the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus. The delightful illustrations will captivate pre-school through primary grade children. It’s perfect for use in a church setting or in the home.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

This is the MP3 playlist for Palabras y Cantos de Jesús.

The Spanish-language version of the best-selling Stories and Songs of Jesus contains 22 stories and songs about the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus. The delightful illustrations will captivate pre-school through primary grade children. It’s perfect for use in a church setting or in the home.

This collection includes Bob Hurd's most popular Spanish/English bilingual songs and acclamations for the liturgy.

You can experience these spirited, rhythmical and poignant songs that reflect the deepest feelings of the human heart -- a thirst for justice and a hunger for God.

This is the MP3 playlist for Pan de Vida.

This collection includes Bob Hurd's most popular Spanish/English bilingual songs and acclamations for the liturgy.

These spirited, rhythmical and poignant songs reflect the deepest feelings of the human heart -- a thirst for justice and a hunger for God.

New recordings of popular liturgical songs from Spain, including the beloved title track by Cesáreo Gabaráin.

Drawn from the Flor y Canto hymnal as well as OCP's Spanish-language and bilingual missals, these songs will be familiar to most Spanish-speaking churchgoers. They have been arranged and re-recorded using authentic Latin American instruments and voices.

There are several Spanish/English songs in this collection, making it an exemplary resource for music directors at multicultural parishes.

Encourage full assembly participation
Based on beloved prayers and sacred scripture, this 12-song collection features singable melodies and familiar styles to encourage full participation in the liturgy. Offering songs that emphasize the Word of God, Pueblo de Dios continues the journey begun with Somos la Iglesia. Inspired by the people of the church, the songs on this CD are ideal for celebrating God's love.

Energize worship with a diverse range of music
Representing the diversity of the Hispanic church, Pueblo de Dios features Mariachi styles—from Bolero Ranchero and Son Jaliscience to Huapango and Danzón—as well as contemporary styles, including pop, rock and ballads. The collection spotlights an impressive lineup of soloists and musicians and the choir from the Catedral de Los Ángeles, under the direction of Anna Betancourt.

Enjoy scripture set to vibrant melody
Recorded in a contemporary style, "Con Solo una Palabra" is based on Matthew 8:5-13 and highlights the Centurion who received the gift of faith and asked Jesus to heal his servant. Speaking of the peace and tenderness we encounter in God's kingdom, the verses encourage the faithful to approach the table of the Lord to receive healing and peace. "Sálvame, Señor" is based on the dramatic and powerful text from Matthew 14:23-33, which tells of Jesus walking on water. Adding vibrancy to the Scripture and melody, the text uses Son Jalisciense style. Together, this diverse collection is truly for all People of God!

Tracks: Aquí Estoy, Señor (Salmo 39) | Ave María | Con Solo una Palabra | Gloria al Padre | La Elegida | La Palabra Se Hizo Carne | Madre Sencilla y Humilde | Mi Alma Está Sedienta (Salmo 62) | Nada Me Falta (Salmo 22) | Pueblo de Dios | Sálvame, Señor | Señor, Tú Tienes Palabras (Salmo 18)

Encourage full assembly participation
Based on beloved prayers and sacred scripture, this 12-song collection features singable melodies and familiar styles to encourage full participation in the liturgy. Offering songs that emphasize the Word of God, Pueblo de Dios continues the journey begun with Somos la Iglesia. Inspired by the people of the church, the songs on this CD are ideal for celebrating God's love.

Energize worship with a diverse range of music
Representing the diversity of the Hispanic church, Pueblo de Dios features Mariachi styles—from Bolero Ranchero and Son Jaliscience to Huapango and Danzón—as well as contemporary styles, including pop, rock and ballads. The collection spotlights an impressive lineup of soloists and musicians and the choir from the Catedral de Los Ángeles, under the direction of Anna Betancourt.

Enjoy scripture set to vibrant melody
Recorded in a contemporary style, "Con Solo una Palabra" is based on Matthew 8:5-13 and highlights the Centurion who received the gift of faith and asked Jesus to heal his servant. Speaking of the peace and tenderness we encounter in God's kingdom, the verses encourage the faithful to approach the table of the Lord to receive healing and peace. "Sálvame, Señor" is based on the dramatic and powerful text from Matthew 14:23-33, which tells of Jesus walking on water. Adding vibrancy to the Scripture and melody, the text uses Son Jalisciense style. Together, this diverse collection is truly for all People of God!

Tracks: Aquí Estoy, Señor (Salmo 39) | Ave María | Con Solo una Palabra | Gloria al Padre | La Elegida | La Palabra Se Hizo Carne | Madre Sencilla y Humilde | Mi Alma Está Sedienta (Salmo 62) | Nada Me Falta (Salmo 22) | Pueblo de Dios | Sálvame, Señor | Señor, Tú Tienes Palabras (Salmo 18)

Nourish faith in youth and young adults
Woven into the fabric of many Spanish-speaking cultures, the quinceañera (celebrating 15 years of age) recognizes a girl's passage from childhood into young adulthood. It also represents a wonderful opportunity for parents and pastoral leaders to nourish the growing faith of all of the youth in the community.

Rejoice in the Lord's call
Inspired by this special custom and guided by the Order of Blessing on the Fifteenth Birthday, these 15 songs—including 6 bilingual titles—invite us to renew our commitment to follow Christ. Blending rock, pop and Latin styles, Quiero Responder que Sí (Lord, I say "yes") offers a variety of music to enrich preparation and Masses for quinceañeras, as well as congregational worship throughout the year.

Enjoy music from your favorite composers
From Eleazar Cortés and Santiago Fernández to Mauricio Centeno and Carlos Rosas, this collection is blessed with music from beloved composers. Based on Psalm 121/122, "Vamos a la Casa del Señor" (Albert Coppo) is a joyous processional song. The bilingual "Respuesta a la Oración de la Quinceañera" (Juan J. Sosa, Pbro.) seamlessly blends recited prayer with three-voice choral response. Featured in Flor y Canto, tercera edición and Unidos en Cristo, "A Ti, Dios" (Jaime Cortez) is a beautiful bilingual rendition of the Te Deum hymn.

Support quinceañera and intergenerational celebrations
Featuring keyboard arrangements, guitar chords and vocal parts, the Quiero Responder que Sí songbook makes it easy for your musicians bring each of the 15 songs to life. Whether they're supporting retreats and classes leading up to the quinceañera celebration or introducing these pieces to the parish assembly, your ensemble will have everything they need—in the convenience of one resource.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Vamos a la Casa del Señor (Coppo)| Vengo a Dar Gracias (Ruiz) | Ante Tu Altar Llegamos (Rosas) | Isaías 63/Isaiah 63 (Cortés) | Con Tu Gracia (Fernández) | Porque Me Ha Ungido (Cortez) | Respuesta a la Oración de la Quinceañera/Response to the Quinceañera Prayer (Sosa) | Quiero Responder que Sí (Centeno) | Se±or, Quiero Servirte (Fernández) | Quiero Responder que Sí/Lord, I Say "Yes" (Cortez) | My Heart Belongs to You/Te Doy Mi Corazón (Booth) | Canción de los Padrinos/Song by the Sponsors (Sosa) | A Tus Pies (Rosas) | Magnificat (Coppo) | A Ti, Dios/You Are God [Te Deum] (Cortez)

This is the MP3 playlist for Quiero Responder que Sí.

Nourish faith in youth and young adults
Woven into the fabric of many Spanish-speaking cultures, the quinceañera (celebrating 15 years of age) recognizes a Hispanic girl's passage from childhood into young adulthood. It also represents a wonderful opportunity for parents and pastoral leaders to nourish the growing faith of all of the youth in the community.

Rejoice in the Lord's call
Inspired by this special custom and guided by the Order of Blessing on the Fifteenth Birthday, these 15 songs—including 6 bilingual titles—invite us to renew our commitment to follow Christ. Blending rock, pop and Latin styles, Quiero Responder que Sí (Lord, I say "yes") offers a variety of music to enrich preparation and Masses for quinceañeras, as well as congregational worship throughout the year.

Enjoy music from your favorite composers
From Eleazar Cortés and Santiago Fernández to Mauricio Centeno and Carlos Rosas, this collection is blessed with music from beloved composers. Based on Psalm 121/122, "Vamos a la Casa del Señor" (Albert Coppo) is a joyous processional song. The bilingual "Respuesta a la Oración de la Quinceañera" (Juan J. Sosa, Pbro.) seamlessly blends recited prayer with three-voice choral response. Featured in Flor y Canto, tercera edición and Unidos en Cristo, "A Ti, Dios" (Jaime Cortez) is a beautiful bilingual rendition of the Te Deum hymn.

Support quinceañera and intergenerational celebrations
Featuring keyboard arrangements, guitar chords and vocal parts, the Quiero Responder que Sí songbook makes it easy for your musicians bring each of the 15 songs to life. Whether they're supporting retreats and classes leading up to the quinceañera celebration or introducing these pieces to the parish assembly, your ensemble will have everything they need—in the convenience of one resource.

Tracks: Vamos a la Casa del Señor (Coppo)| Vengo a Dar Gracias (Ruiz) | Ante Tu Altar Llegamos (Rosas) | Isaías 63/Isaiah 63 (Cortés) | Con Tu Gracia (Fernández) | Porque Me Ha Ungido (Cortez) | Respuesta a la Oración de la Quinceañera/Response to the Quinceañera Prayer (Sosa) | Quiero Responder que Sí (Centeno) | Se±or, Quiero Servirte (Fernández) | Quiero Responder que Sí/Lord, I Say "Yes" (Cortez) | My Heart Belongs to You/Te Doy Mi Corazón (Booth) | Canción de los Padrinos/Song by the Sponsors (Sosa) | A Tus Pies (Rosas) | Magnificat (Coppo) | A Ti, Dios/You Are God [Te Deum] (Cortez)

Qué Alegría / I Rejoiced is Jaime's uplifting collection written for a multicultural celebration of Lent, Holy Week and the Easter season. From samba and mariachi to slow bolero and chant, Qué Alegría / I Rejoiced can bring your community together with upbeat and accessible bilingual songs.

This is an incredibly versatile collection, with instrumentation for piano, guitar, flute, violin, horns and percussion. The songs vary in tempo and style, but all are "singable," original melodies that will involve and inspire English and Spanish speakers alike. It includes the theme songs from the 1997 and 1998 Los Angeles Religious Education Congresses.

This collection is a great value because, though it is designed for bilingual liturgies, most of the songs can be easily modified for English or Spanish liturgies. That's like getting two albums for the price of one!

In the past few years, the Church has seen an explosion of contemporary Catholic music in Spanish. Thanks to Sal de la Tierra, it's easy to explore this rapidly growing repertoire!

50 of the best new songs
Gathering 50 of the best new songs, carefully selected by experts in the field, Sal de la Tierra is available in a 3-CD set and a series of songbooks. The collection includes many never-before-recorded songs, new recordings of popular songs, and songs from Primavera con Cristo, OCP's two-volume compilation.

A refreshing mix of contemporary styles
Recorded by outstanding producers in cities around the country, the 3-CD set features a refreshing mix of contemporary styles. The producers include Andy Andino and his popular band Who Do You Say I Am in Cleveland, Ohio, Albert Coppo in Miami, Mauricio Centeno in Los Angeles, Rodolfo López in Portland, Oregon, and Santiago Fernández in Detroit.

Music by Mario Alberto, Sara Torres & Jesse Manibusan
Highlights include "Atrévete," by Mario Alberto, who will be familiar to many from his work with El Sembrador ministries, and "Sumérgeme," performed here by Who Do You Say I Am. Jesse Manibusan recorded a new Spanish version of his hit single "Open My Eyes" (Abre Mis Ojos). Sal de la Tierra also features several songs popular with communities in Miami and other East Coast cities, including "Yo Te Alabo," by well-traveled artist Sara Torres.

Popular songs drawn from all parts of Latin America
Many will recognize "Canción del Misionero," "Dios Está Aquí" and the other popular songs drawn from all parts of Latin America. Recorded and published for the first time in Sal de la Tierra, these songs are finally available for use by youth and young adult groups around the country. The collection also includes some bilingual, Spanish-English songs.

Components
Sal de la Tierra is available in three different songbooks. The guitar/vocal book is a standard, full-size songbook with spiral binding and all the music and guitar accompaniments. The two very affordable assembly books include text-only versions of all 50 songs with guitar chords. The "supplement" edition has a short back cover so it can be inserted into a hymnal or missal cover. The assembly book with the "standard cover" has a full-size back cover and is designed for use as a hand-held, stand-alone booklet.

A gift to the Hispanic church!
Sal de la Tierra is a wonderful new resource for youth and young adult activities, retreats, prayer services and a variety of other events. Reflecting the recent surge of interest in contemporary Catholic music, it's a gift to the Hispanic church, offering Spanish-speakers of all ages an excellent selection of new music for prayer and praise.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Easy to learn and sing
His fourth collection with OCP, Santiago Fernandez's Salgamos a Llevar el Evangelio boasts eight songs to reinvigorate liturgical celebrations. Inspired to create music for the assembly, Santiago endeavored to compose songs that were easy to learn and sing, songs that allow the faithful to fully express their faith.

Ideal for Mass
Contemporary in style, these songs are ideal for Mass as well as other ritual moments, such as eucharistic adoration. With a delightful mix of musical styles, including bolero, huapango, rock and ballad, this album features something for every musical taste. Instrumentation combines typical Latin instruments with electric guitars, mariachi-style trumpet, piano and more.

Simple melodies, powerful lyrics, inspiring themes
Through simple melodies and powerful lyrics, themes of praise, hope, evangelization, trust and more are brought to life. The uptempo title track was inspired by Pope Francis' call for evangelization in Evangelii Gaudium. It was arranged in the cumbia style of South America and even features instruments of the pope's native Argentina: the charango (a small ten string lute) and zampoña (a type of pan flute). The moving lyrics of "Con Tu Gracia" (By your grace) invite us to recommit our lives to the Lord and trust him. "Den Gracias al Señor" (Give thanks to the Lord) picks up the tempo in the Venezuelan joropo style with hints of the huapango style from Mexico, a lively song with a truly authentic sound. You can see for yourself by listening to the sound sample in the songs tab above!

Tracks: Salgamos a Llevar el Evangelio | Todo Lo Sabes | Cristo Es el Señor | Den Gracias al Señor | Con Tu Gracia | Señor, Te Alabo | Señor, Quiero Servirte | Esperaba en el Señor

Easy to learn and sing
His fourth collection with OCP, Santiago Fernandez's Salgamos a Llevar el Evangelio boasts eight songs to reinvigorate liturgical celebrations. Inspired to create music for the assembly, Santiago endeavored to compose songs that were easy to learn and sing, songs that allow the faithful to fully express their faith.

Ideal for Mass
Contemporary in style, these songs are ideal for Mass as well as other ritual moments, such as eucharistic adoration. With a delightful mix of musical styles, including bolero, huapango, rock and ballad, this album features something for every musical taste. Instrumentation combines typical Latin instruments with electric guitars, mariachi-style trumpet, piano and more.

Simple melodies, powerful lyrics, inspiring themes
Through simple melodies and powerful lyrics, themes of praise, hope, evangelization, trust and more are brought to life. The uptempo title track was inspired by Pope Francis' call for evangelization in Evangelii Gaudium. It was arranged in the cumbia style of South America and even features instruments of the pope's native Argentina: the charango (a small ten string lute) and zampoña (a type of pan flute). The moving lyrics of "Con Tu Gracia" (By your grace) invite us to recommit our lives to the Lord and trust him. "Den Gracias al Señor" (Give thanks to the Lord) picks up the tempo in the Venezuelan joropo style with hints of the huapango style from Mexico, a lively song with a truly authentic sound. You can see for yourself by listening to the sound sample in the songs tab above!

Tracks: Salgamos a Llevar el Evangelio | Todo Lo Sabes | Cristo Es el Señor | Den Gracias al Señor | Con Tu Gracia | Señor, Te Alabo | Señor, Quiero Servirte | Esperaba en el Señor

With a variety of songs for Morning and Evening Prayer, the Semillas de Alabanza (Seeds of praise) CD unites poetry and melody in a way that will greatly enhance the Liturgy of the Hours in your community.

Sigan la Bandera (Follow the Banner) is a musical celebration of Mary, who appeared to St. Juan Diego as the Virgin of Guadalupe in 1531, and who continues to inspire and intercede for the people of Mexico, the Americas and all who seek her help.

Music in honor of the Virgin of Guadalupe
For centuries, pilgrims have "followed" and made processions to her "banner," the cloth from Juan's cloak on which her image miraculously appeared. These 12 new and traditional Marian songs will delight all who love the mariachi music of Mexico and all who have a special devotion to "la morenita."

Captures all the color and mystique of mariachi
Expertly performed by the ensemble Mariachi Tepeyac, with Donna on vocals and flute, Sigan la Bandera captures all the color and mystique of this spirited music. Besides seven beloved, traditional songs, the collection includes two new compositions by Donna.

"There is truly nothing like it"
"There is no greater pride in Mexico than the look of the charro," she explains, "and the sound of the violins, trumpets, guitars, guitarron and vihuela that make up the mariachi. With the opening statements of these instruments, one hears the gritos and roars of approval by those who come to listen. There is truly nothing like it."

Beloved, traditional Marian songs
"Mi Virgen Ranchera" is a very popular song by the famous Mexican composer Chucho Monje. "Virgen Mambisa" is a flamboyant song by Cuban nationals Rogelio Zelada and Orlando Rodríguez of Miami. Many will also recognize "Santa María del Camino," a well-known song by Spanish composer Juan Antonio Espinosa.

New music by Donna Peña
Donna composed "Ruega por Nosotros" to express gratitude to Mary, who is with us-and one of us-in the midst of all our struggles. A medley combining a traditional song with a something Donna learned from the Mexican community growing up in Minnesota, "El Adiós de un Soldado/Adiós, O Virgen de Guadalupe" is a touching remembrance of young people leaving for war.

Great listening any time of year
Of course, the music of Sigan la Bandera will be especially meaningful on December 12, the feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe; it can create a "Mañanitas" experience for that celebration. But these mariachi serenades in honor of Mary make delightful listening any time of the year.

This 16-song CD by Eleazar Cortés features Mexican-influenced Latin music for Spanish-speaking people in the liturgy. The collection includes eight responsorial psalm settings and music for Quinceañeras, seasonal and funeral psalms as well as wedding songs; songs for gathering, communion, Easter Vigil and other celebrations in parish life.

Put on your dancing shoes! In Tú Estás (You Are Here), their first Spanish album, Who Do You Say I Am lays down an authentic Latin groove that requires every hip to swivel and every heart to open to the merciful love of God. Slow and sweet, fast and syncopated, these 11 songs proclaim that Jesus is present among us as a friend and protector.

Backed by exceptional Latin strings and percussion—and some breathtaking guitar picking (a la Gipsy Kings)—this charismatic group uses a contemporary, urban sound and potent Caribbean rhythms to inspire a passion for Christ in all who have ears to hear.

Their Spanish cover of Steve Angrisano's "Sweet Redeemer" impresses. "Santa María," the group's personal favorite, is a emotionally charged new arrangement of Juan Antonio Espinosa's classic Marian song. The album closes with "Espíritu Santo," a delicate track that gives the Holy Spirit a "bienvenido" or welcome into our lives and our world. It's obvious He's already accepted their invitation: this music is inspired.

As veterans of the international music scene at World Youth Day will confirm, this is music your body and soul will understand, even if you don't speak this beautiful language.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD Tú Estás.

Put on your dancing shoes! In Tú Estás (You Are Here), their first Spanish album, Who Do You Say I Am lays down an authentic Latin groove that requires every hip to swivel and every heart to open to the merciful love of God. Slow and sweet, fast and syncopated, these 11 songs proclaim that Jesus is present among us as a friend and protector.

Backed by exceptional Latin strings and percussion—and some breathtaking guitar picking (a la Gipsy Kings)—this charismatic group uses a contemporary, urban sound and potent Caribbean rhythms to inspire a passion for Christ in all who have ears to hear.

Their Spanish cover of Steve Angrisano's "Sweet Redeemer" impresses. "Santa María," the group's personal favorite, is a emotionally charged new arrangement of Juan Antonio Espinosa's classic Marian song. The album closes with "Espíritu Santo," a delicate track that gives the Holy Spirit a "bienvenido" or welcome into our lives and our world. It's obvious He's already accepted their invitation: this music is inspired.

As veterans of the international music scene at World Youth Day will confirm, this is music your body and soul will understand, even if you don't speak this beautiful language.

Contemporary music to nurture faith
Inspired by the need for Spanish contemporary music that nurtures and strengthens faith, Koren and Jessica’s debut album Tú Me Sostendrás (You will sustain me) serves as a testament that music truly is one of the most powerful tools for engaging people to live out their faith more fully. Featuring themes of praise, trust, gratitude, prayer and love, this collection calls listeners to build a closer relationship with the Lord and to carry out his will in their daily lives.

A unique sound with an uplifting message
Showcasing a wide variety of musical styles, such as rock, pop, ballads and even jazz, this contemporary collection combines electric and acoustic guitars, bass, drums and piano with string instruments like violin and cello as well as accordion and organ to create a unique and interesting sound that appeals to the young as well as the young at heart. The carefully selected instrumentation and style seamlessly supports the deeper message of each song.

Songs to inspire a deeper relationship with God
Featuring an energetic bongo beat, "Te Alabaré Eternamente" (Forever I will praise you) expresses the constant desire to bless God’s name through the gift of music. "Muévete en Mí" (Move within me), also featured on the new Spanish compilation album Vive Tu Fe, invokes the Holy Spirit to move in our lives and give us renewed strength.

Tracks: Eres Mi Luz y Mi Salvación | Eres Tú Mi Pastor | Instrumento de Tu Paz | Jesús | Muévete en Mí | Te Alabaré Eternamente | Tú Me Sostendrás | Vengo a Dar Gracias | Bonus track: Jesús (acoustic version)

Contemporary music to nurture faith
Inspired by the need for Spanish contemporary music that nurtures and strengthens faith, Koren and Jessica’s debut album Tú Me Sostendrás (You will sustain me) serves as a testament that music truly is one of the most powerful tools for engaging people to live out their faith more fully. Featuring themes of praise, trust, gratitude, prayer and love, this collection calls listeners to build a closer relationship with the Lord and to carry out his will in their daily lives.

A unique sound with an uplifting message
Showcasing a wide variety of musical styles, such as rock, pop, ballads and even jazz, this contemporary collection combines electric and acoustic guitars, bass, drums and piano with string instruments like violin and cello as well as accordion and organ to create a unique and interesting sound that appeals to the young as well as the young at heart. The carefully selected instrumentation and style seamlessly supports the deeper message of each song.

Songs to inspire a deeper relationship with God
Featuring an energetic bongo beat, “Te Alabaré Eternamente” (Forever I will praise you) expresses the constant desire to bless God’s name through the gift of music. “Muévete en Mí” (Move within me), also featured on the new Spanish compilation album Vive Tu Fe, invokes the Holy Spirit to move in our lives and give us renewed strength.

Tracks: Eres Mi Luz y Mi Salvación | Eres Tú Mi Pastor | Instrumento de Tu Paz | Jesús | Muévete en Mí | Te Alabaré Eternamente | Tú Me Sostendrás | Vengo a Dar Gracias | Bonus track: Jesús (acoustic version)

Enjoy contemporary songs for bilingual worship
Sharing a burning desire to bring people together through the power of music and worship, Santiago Fernández and Jesse Manibusan team up to deliver seven contemporary bilingual songs to inspire faith—both inside and outside of the liturgy.

Witness two incredible artists at their best
Commissioned for the official theme song of the 2012 Religious Education Congress, "Voice Infusing Life/Voz Que Infunde Vida" features these two incredible artists at their best. Powerful vocals and soul-stirring lyrics combine to bear testimony that a simple song can truly transform lives.

Energize your music ministry
Stylings of Spanish rhumba and bolero to traditional ballads and Latin rock create a fusion of sound and culture that will energize your music ministry. Lively and playful, the title track kicks things off with contagious rhythms and amazing guitar work. "Para Amar Como Tú" (To Love Like You) serves as a passionate call to discipleship, while "Open My Eyes/Abre Mis Ojos" provides a beautifully reflective close to the album.

Lift hearts and voices in praise
Do you want to unite your English- and Spanish-speaking parishioners in song? Need a playlist for personal prayer? From fresh bilingual versions of titles you know by heart to the official theme song of the 2012 Religious Education Congress, Unidos offers a variety of music to lift hearts and voices in praise of our God.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Unidos | Para Amar Como Tú | Voice Infusing Life/Voz Que Infunde Vida | Holy Spirit, Come Now/Santo Espíritu, Ven | Cómo Te Quiero, Oh Señor/O How I Love You, Lord | Open My Eyes/Abre Mis Ojos | Send Us, O God/Envíanos al Mundo

This is the MP3 playlist for Unidos

Enjoy contemporary songs for bilingual worship
Sharing a burning desire to bring people together through the power of music and worship, Santiago Fernández and Jesse Manibusan team up to deliver seven contemporary bilingual songs to inspire faith—both inside and outside of the liturgy.

Witness two incredible artists at their best
Commissioned for the official theme song of the 2012 Religious Education Congress, "Voice Infusing Life/Voz Que Infunde Vida" features these two incredible artists at their best. Powerful vocals and soul-stirring lyrics combine to bear testimony that a simple song can truly transform lives.

Energize your music ministry
Stylings of Spanish rhumba and bolero to traditional ballads and Latin rock create a fusion of sound and culture that will energize your music ministry. Lively and playful, the title track kicks things off with contagious rhythms and amazing guitar work. "Para Amar Como Tú" (To Love Like You) serves as a passionate call to discipleship, while "Open My Eyes/Abre Mis Ojos" provides a beautifully reflective close to the album.

Lift hearts and voices in praise
Do you want to unite your English- and Spanish-speaking parishioners in song? Need a playlist for personal prayer? From fresh bilingual versions of titles you know by heart to the official theme song of the 2012 Religious Education Congress, Unidos offers a variety of music to lift hearts and voices in praise of our God.

Tracks: Unidos | Para Amar Como Tú | Voice Infusing Life/Voz Que Infunde Vida | Holy Spirit, Come Now/Santo Espíritu, Ven | Cómo Te Quiero, Oh Señor/O How I Love You, Lord | Open My Eyes/Abre Mis Ojos | Send Us, O God/Envínos al Mundo

Santiago's first solo collection!
The songs of talented composer Santiago Fernández have long been part of the OCP music program, appearing in Flor y Canto, the recent Primavera con Cristo, and other resources. This is his first solo collection! Offering uplifting music in Spanish for liturgy, prayer and listening, Ven y Sigueme encourages all to respond with enthusiasm to Jesus' call to "come and follow me."

Contemporary styles, Latin rhythms
Many of the 12 songs feature contemporary styles and lively Latin rhythms. A good learning tool, the beautifully recorded CD also makes great listening, with outstanding performances on vocals, guitar, piano, bass, accordion, marimba, cello, drums and percussion.

Scripture-based, original songs
Born out of the composer's personal experiences and reflections, each song has a unique personality and story behind it. Most of his original texts are based on psalms and Gospel passages. Featuring a softer and more intimate instrumentation, songs like "Espero en Ti, Señor," "Felices" and "Camino, Verdad y Vida" make a nice background for prayer and meditation.

New music in support of Hispanic communities
Well known for his work in Hispanic ministry, Santiago gathered this music for the benefit of Hispanic Catholic communities everywhere. He carefully crafted the songs to have accessible melodies and arrangements, making them easy to learn and play-well within the reach of most pastoral musicians. The guitar/vocal songbook includes helpful suggestions and inspiring commentaries by the composer.

Seven songs for Lent and Easter
Great for the entire year, the collection contains seven songs for Lent and Easter. "Felices" and "Camino, Verdad y Vida," with their themes of eternal life, hope, are especially appropriate for Easter. "Piedad de Mi (Ps 51)" is one of five psalm settings for Lent.

Ven y Sígueme offers a wonderful assortment of first-rate music for celebrations throughout the year.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD Ven y Sígueme.

Santiago's first solo collection!
The songs of talented composer Santiago Fernández have long been part of the OCP music program, appearing in Flor y Canto, the recent Primavera con Cristo, and other resources. This is his first solo collection! Offering uplifting music in Spanish for liturgy, prayer and listening, Ven y Sigueme encourages all to respond with enthusiasm to Jesus' call to "come and follow me."

Contemporary styles, Latin rhythms
Many of the 12 songs feature contemporary styles and lively Latin rhythms. A good learning tool, the beautifully recorded CD also makes great listening, with outstanding performances on vocals, guitar, piano, bass, accordion, marimba, cello, drums and percussion.

Scripture-based, original songs
Born out of the composer's personal experiences and reflections, each song has a unique personality and story behind it. Most of his original texts are based on psalms and Gospel passages. Featuring a softer and more intimate instrumentation, songs like "Espero en Ti, Señor," "Felices" and "Camino, Verdad y Vida" make a nice background for prayer and meditation.

New music in support of Hispanic communities
Well known for his work in Hispanic ministry, Santiago gathered this music for the benefit of Hispanic Catholic communities everywhere. He carefully crafted the songs to have accessible melodies and arrangements, making them easy to learn and play-well within the reach of most pastoral musicians. The guitar/vocal songbook includes helpful suggestions and inspiring commentaries by the composer.

Seven songs for Lent and Easter
Great for the entire year, the collection contains seven songs for Lent and Easter. "Felices" and "Camino, Verdad y Vida," with their themes of eternal life, hope, are especially appropriate for Easter. "Piedad de Mi (Ps 51)" is one of five psalm settings for Lent.

Ven y Sígueme offers a wonderful assortment of first-rate music for celebrations throughout the year.

This CD contains reflections, prayers and background music for each of the 14 stations of the Cross.

This MP3 album contains reflections, prayers and background music for each of the 14 stations of the Cross.

This 13-song CD features Spanish-language responsorial psalms for the seasons and feasts of the liturgical year. Made up of authentic mariachi rhythms and instrumentation, this collection includes songs in the huapango, cumbia and polka styles. The 13 original titles include 11 psalms and two canticles.

Sing with joyful voices
Speaking to the spirit of youth and young adults, this three-CD set features 50 contemporary songs of evangelization, prayer, and worship in Spanish. Grounded in a solid foundation of the Catholic faith, ¡Vive Tu Fe! answers the call of the New Evangelization with voices of joyful praise and thanksgiving.

Praise, pray, worship
A wonderful gift for present and future generations of Christians, this collection is fitting for large events and gatherings as well as personal devotion and contemplation. It features a wide variety of songs and styles, from ballads and rock to Latin and Caribbean styles. The guitar songbook and chords over text accompaniment make it easy for musicians to bring each of the 50 songs to life.

Enjoy music from your favorite composers
Featuring more than 25 contemporary artists, including seasoned composers and new talent, this breakthrough collection will raise voices and hearts in prayer and worship. Enjoy Jon Carlo's "Quema Mi Vida," Hermana Glenda's "Tú Mi Alfarero," Martín Valverde's "Ya No Vivo Yo," Koren Ruíz's "Muévete en Mí" and Iván Díaz's "Brilla," and many more!

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks include:

CD 1: La Luz Brilla (Azeneth González) | Yo Canto Como David (Trad./Arr. Andy Andino) | Un Canto Nuevo (Santiago Fernández) | Tú Mi Alfarero (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Brilla (Iván Díaz) | Dios Me Ama (Mario Alberto PÉrez) | Feliz Encuentro (Hna. María InÉs de Jesús) | Yo Creo en las Promesas de Dios (Daniel Poli) | Magnificat (Albert Coppo) | La Oveja Perdida (Johann Álvarez) | Instrumento de Tu Paz (Koren A. Ruíz) | Te Equivocas (Jon Carlo García) | CantarÉ (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Tú Eres el Agua Viva (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Cuando DÉbil Soy (Martín Valverde) | TambiÉn Somos Iglesia (Juanjo Borredá/Arturo Fernández) | Gloria Trinitario (Mario Aravena)

CD 2: Como el Sol en el Cielo (Johann Álvarez) | Pueblo de Dios (Eleazar CortÉs) | Soy Tu Siervo, Señor (Iván Díaz) | Vengan a Mí (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Quema Mi Vida (Jon Carlo García) | María Era Su Nombre (Mario Alberto PÉrez) | Alma de Cristo (Rev. Michael J. Keating) | La Agonía (Azeneth González) | Él Me Escogió (Jessica Marie Tous) | AlabarÉ al Señor (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Santo Eres Tú (Andy Andino/Abel Vázquez) | Nada Es Imposible para Ti (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | MuÉvete en Mí (Koren A. Ruíz) | Nadie Te Ama Como Yo (Martín Valverde) | Estrella de los Mares (Juan A. Espinosa) | Canción de San Francisco Javier (Cristóbal Fones, SJ) | Esperaba en el Señor (Santiago Fernández)

CD 3: Santa María de la Esperanza (Juan A. Espinosa) | Vengo a Dar Gracias (Koren A. Ruíz) | Ven y Restáurame (Iván Díaz) | Holy Spirit, Come Now/Santo Espíritu, Ven (Jesse Manibusan/Santiago Fernández) | Espíritu Santo (Andy Andino/Elvin "Kiko" Negrón) | No Soy Digno (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Eres Tú Mi Pastor (Koren A. Ruíz) | Ya No Vivo Yo (Martín Valverde) | Tú Eres, Señor (Andy Andino/Pedro Rubalcava) | Él Es Santo (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Dando Damos (Jessica Marie Tous) | ¡A la Muerte Derrotó! (Santiago Fernández) | Mi Cuerpo Es Comida (Cristóbal Fones, SJ) | Si Conocieras el Don de Dios (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Puríficame, Señor (Carmelo Erdozáin) | Que Toda la Tierra Cante (Damaris Thillet/Diego Correa)

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD ¡Vive Tu Fe!

Sing with joyful voices
Speaking to the spirit of youth and young adults, this three-CD set features 50 contemporary songs of evangelization, prayer, and worship in Spanish. Grounded in a solid foundation of the Catholic faith, ¡Vive Tu Fe! answers the call of the New Evangelization with voices of joyful praise and thanksgiving.

Praise, pray, worship
A wonderful gift for present and future generations of Christians, this collection is fitting for large events and gatherings as well as personal devotion and contemplation. It features a wide variety of songs and styles, from ballads and rock to Latin and Caribbean styles. The guitar songbook and chords over text accompaniment make it easy for musicians to bring each of the 50 songs to life.

Enjoy music from your favorite composers
Featuring more than 25 contemporary artists, including seasoned composers and new talent, this breakthrough collection will raise voices and hearts in prayer and worship. Enjoy Jon Carlo's "Quema Mi Vida," Hermana Glenda's "Tú Mi Alfarero," Martín Valverde's "Ya No Vivo Yo," Koren Ruíz's "Muévete en Mí" and Iván Díaz's "Brilla," and many more!

Tracks include:

CD 1: La Luz Brilla (Azeneth González) | Yo Canto Como David (Trad./Arr. Andy Andino) | Un Canto Nuevo (Santiago Fernández) | Tú Mi Alfarero (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Brilla (Iván Díaz) | Dios Me Ama (Mario Alberto PÉrez) | Feliz Encuentro (Hna. María InÉs de Jesús) | Yo Creo en las Promesas de Dios (Daniel Poli) | Magnificat (Albert Coppo) | La Oveja Perdida (Johann Álvarez) | Instrumento de Tu Paz (Koren A. Ruíz) | Te Equivocas (Jon Carlo García) | CantarÉ (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Tú Eres el Agua Viva (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Cuando DÉbil Soy (Martín Valverde) | TambiÉn Somos Iglesia (Juanjo Borredá/Arturo Fernández) | Gloria Trinitario (Mario Aravena)

CD 2: Como el Sol en el Cielo (Johann Álvarez) | Pueblo de Dios (Eleazar CortÉs) | Soy Tu Siervo, Señor (Iván Díaz) | Vengan a Mí (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Quema Mi Vida (Jon Carlo García) | María Era Su Nombre (Mario Alberto PÉrez) | Alma de Cristo (Rev. Michael J. Keating) | La Agonía (Azeneth González) | Él Me Escogió (Jessica Marie Tous) | AlabarÉ al Señor (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Santo Eres Tú (Andy Andino/Abel Vázquez) | Nada Es Imposible para Ti (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | MuÉvete en Mí (Koren A. Ruíz) | Nadie Te Ama Como Yo (Martín Valverde) | Estrella de los Mares (Juan A. Espinosa) | Canción de San Francisco Javier (Cristóbal Fones, SJ) | Esperaba en el Señor (Santiago Fernández)

CD 3: Santa María de la Esperanza (Juan A. Espinosa) | Vengo a Dar Gracias (Koren A. Ruíz) | Ven y Restáurame (Iván Díaz) | Holy Spirit, Come Now/Santo Espíritu, Ven (Jesse Manibusan/Santiago Fernández) | Espíritu Santo (Andy Andino/Elvin "Kiko" Negrón) | No Soy Digno (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Eres Tú Mi Pastor (Koren A. Ruíz) | Ya No Vivo Yo (Martín Valverde) | Tú Eres, Señor (Andy Andino/Pedro Rubalcava) | Él Es Santo (Estela García-López/Rodolfo López) | Dando Damos (Jessica Marie Tous) | ¡A la Muerte Derrotó! (Santiago Fernández) | Mi Cuerpo Es Comida (Cristóbal Fones, SJ) | Si Conocieras el Don de Dios (Hna. Glenda Hernández) | Puríficame, Señor (Carmelo Erdozáin) | Que Toda la Tierra Cante (Damaris Thillet/Diego Correa)

Renew faith in Christ
Inspired by the spiritual guidance of musician and composer Mario Alberto Pérez, this 12-song set of contemporary songs in Spanish will lift your spirit. Ideal for any believer who has had an experience with God, this beautiful collection raises voices and spirits to strengthen faith in Christ.

Lift hearts with soulful sounds
Intimate and soulful, the acoustic style of El Me Levantará is perfect for personal prayer and contemplation. Featuring soothing melodies that will light your way, "Dios me ama," "Enséñame Dios mío", and "María era su nombre" are among the most popular titles of the album.

Also available as an MP3 playlist.

Tracks: Tu palabra me da Vida | Dios me ama | Grande es tu amor | El pueblo dice Aleluya | Enséñame Dios mío | Descubre | Son para ti | Dios y Hombre | Le alabaré | Cristo me sana y libera | María era su nombre | El me Levantará

This is the MP3 playlist for the CD El Me Levantará.

Renew faith in Christ
Inspired by the spiritual guidance of musician and composer Mario Alberto Pérez, this 12-song set of contemporary songs in Spanish will lift your spirit. Ideal for any believer who has had an experience with God, this beautiful collection raises voices and spirits to strengthen faith in Christ.

Lift hearts with soulful sounds
Intimate and soulful, the acoustic style of El Me Levantará is perfect for personal prayer and contemplation. Featuring soothing melodies that will light your way, "Dios me ama," "Enséñame Dios mío", and "María era su nombre" are among the most popular titles of the album.

Tracks: Tu palabra me da Vida | Dios me ama | Grande es tu amor | El pueblo dice Aleluya | Enséñame Dios mío | Descubre | Son para ti | Dios y Hombre | Le alabaré | Cristo me sana y libera | María era su nombre | El me Levantará