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90 Millas Release Date:2007.09.18 Official Site |
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iTunes Originals Release Date:2007.06.05 |

I uploaded E.J. Camp Photoshoot for RollingStone magazine (1990) in HQ.
The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County recently collected its largest single donation of the year, courtesy of recording artist Gloria Estefan.
The singer’s philanthropic foundation presented $25,000 to the county’s education foundation, along with the same amount to education foundations in Broward, Miami-Dade and Indian River counties.
The gifts were supported in part with proceeds from Estefan’s October concert at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, according to a news release.
Source: sun-sentinel.com (Thanks to Jos!)
December 14, 2008: Gloria is seen with her camcorder while out in New York.
Nov. 6, 2008: Gloria Estefan smiles during an interview with the Associated Press in one of the Estefan family homes on Star Island in Miami Beach, Fla.
December 5, 2008: Gloria and Emilio Estefan are seen at Art Basel Miami Beach in Miami Beach, Florida.
I added high quality photos of Gloria at ‘Rosie Live’ variety show after party on November 26, 2008.
Gloria wins best traditional tropical album for “90 millas” and best tropical song at the 9th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. Check out these new photos! (I was about to upload more photos, but I’m just having problem with the server and it’s working slowly for me. I’ll try to add more HQ photos from the awards anyway.)
Superstar Gloria Estefan was honored as the Latin Recording Academy’s Person of The Year at a star-studded gala dinner in Houston’s Convention Center.
Estefan, the first woman to receive the honor, spoke at the Nov. 12 event about music’s ability to touch and change people’s lives. “It’s such a powerful force,” she said.
Estefan’s musical achievements for over 30 years were celebrated with performances by a varied roster of acts — most personal friends — that included Carlos Santana, Patti LaBelle, John Legend, José Feliciano, Alexandre Pires, Gian Marco, Jon Secada, Luis Fonsi and Ednita Nazario. The musical accompaniment was by the Philharmonic of the Americas, conducted by Alondra de la Parra and The Miami Sound Machine, Estefan’s original band.
Newscaster María Elena Salinas and actor Andy García hosted the event, with Garcia also picking up the congas for a few solos.
Following a rousing, opening number by LaBelle, standouts of the evening included Gian Marco’s performance of “Mi Fotografía,” a song he wrote for Estefan’s album “Unwrapped.” Brazil’s Pires performed an acoustic version of “Santo,” which he recorded as a duet with Estefan, and Estefan herself took the stage for “No Llores” — “I still have to sing for my supper,” she joked — a single from her latest album, “90 Millas,” which she performed with Santana and Feliciano, who were both guests on the album.
Mexico’s Banda El Recodo performed earlier in the evening. Estefan’s daughter Emily also contributed to the evening with electric guitar and drum solos.
Source: THR.com
Gloria Estefan attended the 13th Annual Bette Midler’s New York Restoration Project’s Hulaween at the Waldorf-Astoria on October 31, 2008 in New York City. I’ve just added some HQ photos to the gallery.