See the first volume in the series, Discopolis: Radio 3

Tracks:
1. "Contamíname" Ana Belén Y Victor Manuel Con Saf 2. "Sonrie" Rosana Con Las Hijas Del Sol 3. "Cabo Verde Sabí" Diplomáticos Con Julian Hernández, Uxia Y Batuko Tabanka 4. "Cantar Del Alma" Enrique Morente Con Las Voces Búlgaras 5. "Tu Me Camelas" Niña Pastori Con Radio Tarifa 6. "Mi Niña" Cañaman Con Marcia Griffiths 7. "El Emigrante Mix" Celtas Cortos 8. "Santiago-Lisboa" Xose Manuel Budiño Con Julio Pereira & Jacky Molard 9. "Zergatik" Imanol Con Georges Moustaki 10. "Verdes Sao Os Campos" Uxia Con Budiño Y Kepa Junkera 11. "Armenia" Berrogüetto Con Djivan Gasparyan 12. "Regreso Al Espíritu" Ima Galguen 13. "96 To Stafforo" Jose Antonio Ramos Y Bela Fleck 14. "Chimurenga Del Guadiana" Perroflauta Con Luis Pastor Y Kepa Junkera 15. "Lua" Tambores De Terual 2003 16. "Del Moro Ha Venido Un Barco Cargado De Grifa Y Kif" Pedro Iturralde 17. "Homenaje A Quique Almendros" La Musgaña

Press from the label:
Discopolis 5000 includes famous Spanish artists such as Niña Pastori, Ana Belén y Víctor Manuel, Celtas Cortos, Xosé Manuel Budiño, Rosana, Radio Tarifa, Os Diplomáticos, Enrique Morente, Pedro Iturralde, Uxía, Berrogüetto, Kepa Junquera, Cañamán and a long list of etcéteras of Hispanic musicians who collaborate with artists and authors from other latitudes such as the famous Hijas del Sol, Armenian Djavan Gasparian, and the Jamaican singer Marcia Grifiths (who in her day was accompanied by Bob Marley). Batuko Tabanka, Bela Fleck (New York), Jacky Molard (Bretagne) and Julio Pereira (Portugal) are just some of the other international artists found on this fabulous CD.

Discopolis 5000 pays homage to 2 fundamental Spanish folk artists: bagpiper Quique Almendros de La Musgaña, and the Basque singer songwriter, who recently went missing, Imanol, who is accompanied by the historic French voice Geroges Moustaki.

We finish off with another personal note by Jose Miguel López concerning this Boa production in collaboration with Spanish National Radio 3: "This album offers us a chance to celebrate. It is a journey through many diverse cultures produced in Spain. It defines the "discopolitan" character of tolerance and multicultural co-existence. The song by Pedro Guerra, Contamíname, explains our intentions to unite wolof and Spanish. These diverse collaborations that occur, fall into the willingness of dialogue between cultures which enriches all of us but only when we know how to maintain our own identity. The selection of tracks was done with the utmost care, always looking for the most creative songs within the innovative ethnic rhythms concept."