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Ricky Martin: Live Black and White Tour

Ricky Martin, Ricky Martin Live: Black And White Tour, 2007 concert
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Ricky Martin, Ricky Martin Live: Black And White Tour, 2007 concert

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In 2007, following on the heels of the multi-platinum and critically acclaimed album "MTV Unplugged," Ricky Martin returned with his first-ever live concert to be released commercially, shot in HD.

Performances include “Pégate”/“Raza de Mil Colores”/“Por Arriba, Por Abajo” Medley, “This is Good,” “Jaleo,” “I Don't Care”/“María” Medley,” “Vuelve,” “She's All I Ever Had”/ “Bella,” “It's Alright,” “Livin' la Vida Loca,” “Drop It on Me”/“Lola, Lola”/“La Bomba” Medley, “The Cup of Life (La Copa de la Vida),” “Tal Vez,” “Tu Recuerdo,” and many more.

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