Look up si, Si, SI, or sì in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

Si, si, or SI may refer to (all SI unless otherwise stated):

Measurement, mathematics and science[link]

• International System of Units (Système international d'unités), the modern international standard version of the metric system
• Signal integrity, electronic circuit tools and techniques that ensure electrical signals are of sufficient quality for proper operation
• Si, the chemical symbol for silicon
• Si(x), the sine integral in mathematics
• Survey of India, an Indian government agency responsible for managing geographical information about India
• Simple Interest (Mathematics)

Medicine[link]

• Sacroiliac, an anatomical abbreviation for the sacroiliac (joint)
• Self-injury
• Sensory integration, the neurological process that organizes sensation from one's own body and the environment
  • Upper often referring to Primary somatosensory cortex
• Sexual intercourse, a medical abbreviation
• Suicidal ideation, a medical term for thoughts about suicide
• Structural Integration, a form of bodywork, coined by Dr Ida Rolf
• Small intestine, part of the Gastrointestinal tract

Places[link]

• Mount Si, a mountain in state of Washington
• Si County, county in Anhui, China
• Si River, a river in China
• Slovenia, a European nation (esp. internet domain suffix and two-letter abbreviation)
• Solomon Islands, a Pacific island nation
• South India, a region in India
• Southern Ireland, a former constituent country of the UK now officially known as the Republic of Ireland
• Staten Island, a borough of New York City and an island in the Hudson River
• Province of Siena, an Italian province (two letter provincial designator)

Language[link]

• ISO 639 alpha-2 code for the Sinhalese language
• Si Thai: ศรี Sri

Computer science[link]

• .si, the Internet country code top-level domain for Slovenia
• Systems integrator, an IT company that specializes in integrating complex computer or data systems from multiple vendors
• Shift In, a control code in the C0 control code set
• Swarm Intelligence, an artificial intelligence technique
• Synthetic intelligence, an alternate term for or form of artificial intelligence
• Silicon Image Inc., a chip vendor
• SI register, or source index, in X86 computer architecture

Education[link]

• Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, a Jesuit college in the United States
• Samahang Ilokano, a fraternity/sorority based in the Philippines
• Seletar Institute, a defunct centralised institute in Singapore
• Silay Institute, Inc., a private college in the Philippines
• Smithsonian Institution, an American educational and research institute
• Supplemental Instruction, an academic support program often used in higher education

Gaming[link]

• Si, a self-replicating artifact in the computer game Ancient Domains of Mystery
• The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles, an expansion pack for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• Sports Interactive, a British computer games development company

Music[link]

• Si, the original name of the seventh note of solfege, later changed to "Ti"
• Sì (song), the name of the Italian entry to the Eurovision Song Contest 1974
• Sì (Carmen Russo song), the name of the 1985 song released by Italian actress Carmen Russo
• Sí (album), an album by Mexican singer and songwriter Julieta Venegas
• Si, another name for the Sídhe, Celtic mythological beings

Government and politics[link]

• Catalan Solidarity for Independence (SI or SCI), an independist Catalan political party
• Situationist International, a left-wing organisation
• Socialist International, a worldwide organization of democratic socialist and labour political parties
• Sub-Inspector, a rank in Indian Police forces
• Survival International, a non-governmental indigenous rights organization
• Station Inspector, the highest non-commissioned rank in the Singapore Police Force
• Statutory Instrument, a form of delegated or secondary legislation in Great Britain
• Swedish Institute (Svenska institutet), a Swedish government agency which promotes Sweden abroad
• Sí or Solidarity and Equality, an Argentine political party
• Sitara-i-Imtiaz, an honorary award for civilians and the military in Pakistan
• Societas Iesu, the Jesuits, a religious order of the Roman Catholic Church

Sports[link]

• SÍ Sørvágur, a Faroese sports association
• Sports Illustrated, an American sports magazine

Transportation[link]

• IATA code for Skynet Airlines
• Reporting mark of Spokane International Railroad, a former railway in Washington, USA
• Spark-ignition engine
• Honda Civic Si

Miscellanea[link]

• Sí (Peruvian magazine), a magazine notable for its anti-corruption reporting
• Si (surname) (姒), a Chinese surname used by kings in the Xia Dynasty
• Sergeant Instructor, an appointment in the British Army
• Scouting Ireland, the national Scouting association of Ireland
• System integrator, a person or company that specializes in integrating systems
• Superintendent (police), senior rank of British Police
• Poetry (film), a 2010 South Korean film with the original title Si (시)
• Short for the name Simon

See also[link]

• S1 (disambiguation)

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Franco De Vita
Background information
Born	(1954-01-23) January 23, 1954 (age 58)
Origin	Caracas, Venezuela
Genres	Latin pop
Years active	1982–present
Associated acts	Wisin & Yandel
Website	Official Website

Franco De Vita (born January 23, 1954 in Caracas, Venezuela) is a singer-songwriter. His first disc as a solo artist garnered three Spanish-language hits in Venezuela. He signed with the Sony label in 1988, and in 1990, his album Extranjero had a song that reached No. 1 on the U.S. Latin charts and won an MTV Video Music Award. His 2004 album Stop reached the Top 10 throughout Latin America and on the U.S. Latin charts.

Career[link]

1980s[link]

One of four children born in Venezuela to Italian immigrants, De Vita’s family returned to Italy when he was 3. The family moved back to Venezuela when De Vita was 13. Due to his upbringing in Italy, De Vita learned Italian as his first language and did not learn Spanish until he returned to Venezuela at age 13. He later studied piano at the university level. In 1982, De Vita formed the group Icaro, which released one self-titled album in his homeland. Two years later, he released his first disc as a solo artist, simply titled Franco De Vita. The album spun off three Spanish-language hits: "Somos Tres", "No Hay Cielo", and "Un Buen Perdedor". His 1986 album Fantasía produced several more hits, including the title song and "Aquí Estás Otra Vez". "Sólo Importas Tú", taken from the album, was used as the theme song to the Spanish-language soap opera La Dama De Rosa. He appeared in the end credits of every episode, performing the song at the piano.

Seeking wider international exposure, De Vita moved to the Sony label for the 1988 album Al Norte Del Sur.^[1] The album showed his socially-conscious, adult-oriented pop, particularly through the tunes "Te Amo" and "Louis". The latter song, about a daydreaming cabbie who idolizes The Beatles, was promoted with a music video considered quite advanced for its time. De Vita's 1990 album Extranjero featured the song "No Basta", which spent four weeks at No. 1 on the U.S. Latin charts and won an MTV Video Music Award.

1990s[link]

Most albums have included the live release En Vivo Marzo 16 (1992); Voces a mi Alrededor in 1993; the acoustic-flavored Fuera de Este Mundo (1996); and 1999's world-beat inspired Nada Es Igual. He left Sony for the 2002 album Segundas partes también son buenas, but returned to the label the following year.

2000s[link]

His 2004 album Stop reached the Top 10 throughout Latin America and on the U.S. Latin charts, spurred by the hits “Tú De Qué Vas” and “Si La Ves,” the latter a collaboration with pop group Sin Bandera. That same year, he toured arenas in the United States on a co-headlining tour with Ricardo Montaner, a fellow Venezuelan songwriter. He also has recorded in Italian and Portuguese. As a songwriter, he has written songs for Ricky Martin and Chayanne.

In 2005, an expanded edition of Stop was released, titled Stop + Algo Más, that included remixes and live recordings, as well as No Sé Lo Que Me Das, De Vita's first recording in English. The following year saw the release of Mil y Una Historias En Vivo, a two-disc live album that also featured four studio tracks, including collaborations with Alejandro Fernández and Diego El Cigala. A DVD version was released simultaneously.

In 2007, De Vita collaborated on a single with reggaeton duo Wisin & Yandel called "Oye Donde Esta El Amor", which borrowed the chorus from his composition "Donde Esta El Amor." They released an updated version of "Un Buen Perdedor" that peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot Latin Songs chart. In 2008, he re-recorded "Que No Muera La Esperanza" (originally featured on Voces A Mi Alrededor) with Wisin & Yandel, as well as releasing a new studio album, Simplemente La Verdad.

Spanish-language album discography[link]

• 1984 Franco De Vita
• 1986 Fantasía
• 1988 Al Norte Del Sur
• 1990 Extranjero
• 1992 En Vivo Marzo 16
• 1993 Voces a mi Alrededor
• 1996 Fuera de Este Mundo
• 1999 Nada Es Igual
• 2002 Segundas partes también son buenas
• 2004 Stop
• 2005 Stop + Algo Más
• 2006 Mil y Una Historias En Vivo
• 2008 Simplemente La Verdad
• 2011 En Primera Fila

(excludes compilations)

Album discography (non-Spanish)[link]

• 1993 Straniero (Italian)
• 1993 Isto é America (Portuguese)

References[link]

External links[link]

• Official Franco De Vita Web Site
• Franco De Vita Donde Esta el Amor

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Sin Bandera
Sin Badera in concert at the Chumash Casino Resort in Santa Ynez, California, April 4, 2006
Background information
Origin	Mexico City, Mexico
Genres	Latin pop / Mexican pop R&B
Years active	2000–2007
Labels	Sony Discos
Past members
Leonel García Noel Schajris

Sin Bandera ("Flagless") was a Latin pop duo based in Mexico that consisted of Leonel García, and Noel Schajris. They became one of the most popular artists after their debut album "Sin Bandera" was released in 2001.

Biography[link]

Leonel Garcia (from Mexico) had the idea to be soloist, he showed dexterity with the guitar and the voice, but his project remained frozen at the record companies. At the same time, Noel Schajris (from Argentina, now a nationalized Mexican) was preparing another solo album after making his debut in 1999. Both being musicians, composers and singers, they discovered the ideal formula to unite their talents and personalities in 2000.

There was immediate chemistry: they spoke about their favorite music, of the albums they bought, and about the singer-songwriters they were most interested in... and coincided in everything. The two wanted to sing, but Noel preferred the piano, and Leonel, the guitar, for which at no time there was collision of interests, but an integration of musical inclinations.

They later began to write and record their self-titled debut album "Sin Bandera", which touched the feelings of the romantic public in a special way with the production of the fellow musician Aureo Baqueiro. In their first meeting they wrote three songs, during a single day. Composing songs was the best way for them to get to know each other. After having separate musical experiences, it turned out to be very exciting to feel the force that they achieved together.

The name "Sin Bandera" (Without a Flag) was adopted to transmit the idea to worry about world union. They both thought that we lived in a separate society, that we get to the point where we no longer believe in ideology or in language, and we end up thinking that one is the enemy of the other. As love and music do not have a flag, from that they were inspired to name their new musical adventure. The duo wants to spread that message through the music; We are one and that feeling is the best route to communication; That love is the fundamental energy that gives sense to all.

"Entra En Mi Vida" ("Come Into My Life"), their first single, is a song written by themselves, in which they express the magic of love and the emotions that occur upon a first encounter with that special someone. It was also the main theme of the Mexican telenovela Cuando Seas Mía ("When You're Mine"). The singles Kilómetros ("Kilometers") and Sirena ("Mermaid") also became favorites among the young public. Their success extended to Spain, Argentina, and the United States, Costa Rica and many other countries around the world.

In 2002, Sin Bandera was nominated for a Latin Grammy award for "Best Group Album", which was awarded to them in Los Angeles, California on September 18. It received various ¡Oye! and Lo Nuestro (Best Pop Album) awards, and an MTV Latino award (for Best Artist).

After a few restless months, in 2003, they recorded "Amor Real" ("Real Love"), which also served as the main theme for that homonymous soap opera. The duo was also responsible for opening concerts for Alejandro Sanz in the United States, and shortly after, in Spain.

By the end of 2003, their second album "De Viaje" ("Traveling") arrived, produced again by Baqueiro, that likewise approached the millions of sales at international level, little by little. The album also remained for 16 continuous weeks in the lists of Billboard and its Hot Latin Tracks. Among the 16 tracks of the album there was "Que Lloro" ("I Cry"), "Mientes tan Bien" ("You Lie So Well"), "Amor Real", "Bien" ("Good"), "Magia" ("Magic"), "Canción para días lluviosos" ("Song For Rainy Days") and "Puede ser" ("May Be"), which was a duet with Presuntos Implicados. Of these, the first 3 were number 1's in Mexico, an achievement only RBD and Shakira have managed to obtain.

In 2004 they carried out their tour to Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico, the United States and Spain, among other countries. They were also nominated again for the fifth annual Latin Grammy awards, where they won the award for "Best Pop Vocal Group Album" for the second time around. After a successful gain as Better Pop Vocal Album by Duet or Group- by second consecutive year. Also, after a successful miniseason in Teatro Metropólitan of Mexico (3,300 spectators), they received the opportunity to play for the first time in the Auditorio Nacional of Mexico City (9,600 spectators) with two dates in the middle of October.

Their album "Mañana" ("Tomorrow"), which was released November 22, 2005, contains the single "Suelta mi mano" ("Let Go of My Hand"). This album also contains a soft atmosphere duet, Como tú y como yo ("Like You And Like Me"), sung with talented Italian pop singer Laura Pausini.

Their latest album, "Pasado" ("Past"), is a sequel to "Mañana". This time, Sin Bandera teamed up with noted producers Aureo Baqueiro, Mario Domm and Jay de la Cueva. The emphasis this time is on international ballads of the '70s and '80s. Sin Bandera reworks the tunes with a slower, more soulful R&B touch.

The CD also includes De Vita's philosophical "Un buen perdedor" ("A Good Loser"); Sanz's anthemic and Beatlesque "¿Lo Ves?" ("Do You See it?"); and Montaner's lovely but haunting "Será" ("It Will Be"). Underwhelming is the pair's English-language rendition of "Love Is in the Air."

"These are the tunes which fascinated us when we were young adolescents," Garcia said. "Tunes like `Serenata Rap' ("Rap Serenade") and `Mis Impulsos Sobre Ti' ("My Impulses About You") are the songs that move us (now)."

Their greatest hits album, 'Hasta Ahora' ("'Til Now") was released on December 3, 2007, as an individual CD and in a special edition package which included a DVD of their commercially released music videos.

In 2007, the duo decided to split and start solo careers. They remain great friends and left open the possibility of reuniting.

Discography[link]

External links[link]

(Spanish) Official Website

Antonio Feliciano Rivera Cabrera, Better known by his stage name Tony Dize, or his other nickname, "La Melodía De La Calle", is a Puerto Rican reggaeton artist born in Boston, Massachusetts. His first recorded performance was from the album Blin Blin vol.1, with Wisin & Yandel in 2003, after which he collaborated with other artists of the genre and later released his debut album in 2008 titled La Melodía De La Calle (Spanish for "Street Melody") under WY Records and Machete Music. He was currently signed to Pina Records, for which he released La Melodía De La Calle: Updated under the label in 2009. In November 2011 he is in contracting with DJ Memo, to join his record label after a fall out with Raphy Pina.

Musical career[link]

He started under the guidance of one of the most popular duos in reggaeton, Wisin & Yandel. He debuted in the disc Blin Blin vol.1, with the song "No Pierdas Tiempo". Through his short career he has worked with the best DJs of the genre such as Luny Tunes, Naldo, Urba & Monserrate, Notty, and Noriega. He appeared as a guest in the album Pa'l Mundo, in a song with Wisin & Yandel called "Sensación". The song was a minor hit. Tony Dize finally broke through with the song "Quizás", found on the album Los Vaqueros. The song was one of the album's biggest hits, and made him a force in reggaeton. The official remix of the song features Ken-Y. He was part of WY Records and his first production, La Melodía De La Calle, was released on April 22, 2008. Tony Dize participated in a beach festival named "Back to School", on August 9, 2008.^[1] Tony dize performed at the Cedar Hall on February 2, 2009 in Boston, Massachusetts.In the performance he collaborated with DJs such as DJ Shorty DJ Problem, and DJ Luis Morales. He was a member of Pina Records, after leaving WY Records over disputes with Wisin. Now in disputes with Raphy Pina (Owner of Pina Records) and he is currently being counseled and managed at B4DN Studios in Miami Fl owned by composer and ex singer Jose Echeandia "Chandi".

Discography[link]

Studio albums[link]

• 2008: La Melodía De La Calle
• 2009: La Melodía De La Calle: Updated
• 2012: La Melodía De Ustedes

Singles[link]

• Quizás (2006)
• Permitame (featuring Yandel) (2008)
• Solos (featuring Plan B) (2009)
• El Doctorado (2009)
• Mi Amor Es Pobre (featuring Arcángel, Ken-Y) (2009)
• Terminalo (2011)
• "Un Chance" (2011)

Featuring Singles[link]

• La Despedida Remix (with Daddy Yankee) (2010)
• Hoy Lo Siento (with Zion & Lennox) (2010)
• Senda Maniática (with Ñejo & Dalmata) (2010)

References[link]

External links[link]

• Tony Dize on Myspace

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Zion & Lennox are a reggaeton duo from Carolina, Puerto Rico. As of 2010, Zion & Lennox released their 3rd studio album titled Los Verdaderos under Pina Records.

Career[link]

They have been in the music business for a long time, but had failed to get any recognition for the majority of those years. They had minor hits such as "Baila Conmigo" for the 2003 compilation album "Desafío" and "Me Pones Tensión" for the album The Noise: La Biografía. These hits, along with others in the near future and increased radio play gave them more recognition. This gave them the chance to appear in major Reggaeton albums such as Luny Tunes' Mas Flow (2003) and Mas Flow 2 (2005), Blin Blin vol.1 (2003-4), Contra la Corriente (2004), and Cazadores, Primera Búsqueda (2005).

In May 2004, they released their first solo album, Motivando a la Yal. With hits such as "Doncella", "Bandida", and "Yo Voy" (featuring Daddy Yankee), the album reached gold certification^{[citation needed]}. With the reggaeton genre becoming a worldwide phenomenon, Zion and Lennox's popularity increased. Motivando a la Yal: Special Edition was released a year later. The special edition had new songs along with remixed songs of the previous edition, such as "Don't Stop", "Bachatéalo", a remix to the song "Bandida", and a hip-hop remix of "Yo Voy" with Miri Ben-Ari, Fatman Scoop, and Pitbull entitled "Jump & Spread Out (DJ Precise and Cheeky Starr Version)".

Both Zion and Lennox are very active with solo songs. Zion has been more notable with songs like "Yo Voy a Llegar" for Reggaeton producer DJ Nelson's compilation album Flow la Discoteka, "Alócate" released on Luny Tunes's album Mas Flow 2.5, and "Con Ella Me Quedare" released in the fifth installment of the Alex Gargolas series, entitled Gargolas: The Next Generation. He also has turned up a new hit, "Que Pasara", for DJ Nelson's Flow la Discoteka 2. Zion has released a solo album entitled The Perfect Melody on June 5, 2007, with appearances by artists such as Akon and Play-n-Skillz. "The Way She Moves" is the lead single from the album and features Akon. Lennox has been working on songs on his own album, but has also been very active in bringing new artist to his label "Toma Enterprise". The label is set to release an album named Los Mero Meros.

Zion y Lennox's music is much different than mainstream reggaeton. What truly distinguishes them from other artists is that they typically sing about love and relationships, similar to RKM y Ken-Y(in 1970s R&B fashion) and refrain from the typical obscene sex, drugs and violence lyrics heard in a lot of other reggaeton and hip hop songs^{[citation needed]}.

After three years of building their fan base and positive reputation with guest spots and compilation records, Zion & Lennox released their first full-length record, Motivando a la Yal. The record featured the work of renowned producers Luny Tunes, Noriega, Nely "El Arma Secreta", and Eliel, some of the most visible the style had to offer. Thanks to the record's success as it hit the charts with force, Zion & Lennox toured all over the Americas, performing before large and appreciative audiences. Soon industry demand and personal pressure caused Zion & Lennox to go in different directions. Boldly boasting to be one of the greatest singers ever to hail not only from Puerto Rico but all of Latin America, Ortiz started his own record label, Baby Records, for whom he is the flagship act and CEO. Lennox continues to make guest appearances and collaborate with important genre artists. It came after a lengthy discussion in a New York hotel in which they parted amicably^{[citation needed]}. Recently, as of February 8, 2008, Zion y Lennox are on a "reunited" tour. They also set the reggaeton world on notice slating a November 2008 release of their latest effort which has yet to be publicly titled. Zion participated in a beach festival named "Back to School", on August 9, 2008. In early 2010, they joined and signed a contract with Pina Records.

Personal life[link]

Zion & Lennox are Afro-Puerto Ricans who grew up together in the town Carolina, Puerto Rico enjoying similar musical tastes, such as hip hop, dancehall, and rap. Lennox is the younger brother of Mackie of the reggaeton duo, Yaga & Mackie.

Discography[link]

• 2004: Motivando a la Yal
• 2005: Motivando a la Yal: Special Edition
• 2010: Los Verdaderos

Mixtapes[link]

• Pa La Calle: Pasado, Presente y Futuro(2010)

Singles[link]

• "Hay Algo En Ti" (Mas Flow) (2003)
• "No Pierdas Tiempo" (Chosen Few El Documental) (2004)
• "Cuanto Tengo Que Esperar" (MVP 2: The Grand Slam) (2005)
• "No Me Compares" (Flow la Discoteka) (2004)
• "No Dejes Que Se Muera" (La Mision 4: The Take Over) (2004)
• "Me Pones En Tensión" (The Noise: La Biografía) (2003)
• "Don't Stop" (Motivando A La Yal: Special Edition) (2005)
• "Me Arrepiento" (Los Bandoleros) (2005)
• "Es Mejor Olvidarlo" (Feat. Baby Ranks) (Mas Flow 2) (2005)
• "Aquí Estoy Yo" (El Bando Korrupto 2) (2004)
• "Quiero Tocarte" (The Score) (2003)
• "No Tengas Miedo" (Feat. Noriega) (Contra la Corriente) (2004)
• "Ella Me Mintio" (Feat. Ro-K & Gammy) (Malas Mañas) (2004)
• "Te Hago El Amor" (Gargolas 4: The Return) (2003)
• "Ibas Caminando" (Los Cazadores: La Primera Busqueda) (2005)
• "Aguántate" (Feat. Johnny Prez) / (The Prezident) (2005)
• "Baila Conmigo" (Desafío) (2003)
• "Baila Pa' Mí" (MVP) (2003)
• "Tu Movimiento Me Excita" (Los Mozalbetes) (2003)
• "Esa Nena" (Ground Zero) (2003)
• "Me Dirijo A Ella" (Buddha's Family 2) (2005)
• "Tu Cuerpo Deseo" (El Desorden) (2003)
• "La Noche Es Larga" (Abusando del Genero) (2006)
• "Una Cita" (Echo Presenta: Invasión) (2007)
• "Latinas" (Feat. Elephant Man) (Caribbean Connection) (2008)
• "Seré Yo" (Remix) (Pasado, Presente & Futuro (Past, Present, And Future) (album)|Pasado, Presente & Futuro)(2008)
• "Boom Boom" (Pasado, Presente & Futuro (Past, Present, And Future) (album)|Pasado, Presente & Futuro) (2008)
• "Invisible" (Feat. Erre XI) (Luny Tunes Presents: Erre XI) (2008)
• "Ten Paciencia" (Remix) (Feat. Thalía) (2008)
• "Siempre Esta Dios" (Feat. Yari) (2008)
• "Sentir" (Feat. Guelo Star) (Pasado, Presente & Futuro (Past, Present, And Future) (album)|Pasado, Presente & Futuro) (2008)
• "Tu Me Confundes" (Feat. Charlie Cruz) (Pasado, Presente & Futuro (Past, Present, And Future) (album)|Pasado, Presente & Futuro) (2008)
• "Boom Boom" (Remix) (Feat. Alexis & Fido) (Pasado, Presente & Futuro (Past, Present, And Future) (album)|Pasado, Presente & Futuro) (2009)
• "De Inmediato" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Vamos En Serio" (Feat. Yaga & Mackie) (Pasado, Presente & Futuro (Past, Present, And Future) (album)|Pasado, Presente & Futuro) (2009)
• "Tiemblo (Remix)" (Feat. Baby Rasta & Gringo) (Unreleased) (2009)
• "Ahora Es Que Es" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Dime Baby" (Feat. Fusion Mobb) (The Gold Pen) (2009)
• "Con Una Sonrisa" (Feat. O.G Black & Guayo "El Bandido") (La Hora Cero)(2009)
• "Ella Me Motiva" (Feat. Arcangel) (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Mi Cama Huele A Ti" (Feat. Tito "El Bambino") (El Patrón)(2009)
• "Mi Cama Huele A Ti" (Salsa version) (Feat. Charlie Cruz)
• "Amor Genuino" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Colora'" (Feat. J-King & Maximan) (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Angeles & Demonios" (Feat. Syko "El Terror") (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Fuiste Tu" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Me Atrae" (Pa' La Calle MIxtape) (2009)
• "Se Le Voy A Dar" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Hagamos El Amor Part. 2" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Daña Party" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Mujeriego" (Pa' La Calle Mixtape) (2009)
• "Tengo Que Decir" (Golpe De Estado) (2009)
• "Amor Genuino" (Feat. De La Ghetto) (2009)
• "Si Te Gusta" (Feat. Onyx "Creacion Divina") (2010)
• "La Española" (The Diamond) (2010)
• "Como Curar" (Los Verdaderos) (2010)
• "Momentos" (Los Verdaderos) (2010)
• "Hoy Lo Siento" (Feat. Tony Dize) (Los Verdaderos) (2011)
• "Tu Ta' Buena" (Feat. Vakero) (2011)

Zion Discography[link]

• The Perfect Melody (2007)
• Flow Factory (2007)
• Live El Choliseo (Welcome To My World) (2007)

Singles[link]

• "Yo Voy A Llegar" (Flow la Discoteka) (2004)
• "Sólo Una Noche" (El Que Habla Con Las Manos) (2005)
• "Con Ella Me Quedaré" (Gargolas: The Next Generation) (2006)
• "Sigue Ahí" (Ft. Memphis Bleek & De La Ghetto) (Los Rompe Discotekas) (2006)
• "No Falla" (Ft. Cuban Link)
• "Hello" (Mas Flow: Los Benjamins) (2006)
• "Alócate" (Mas Flow 2.5) (2006)
• "Dos Jueyes" (ft. Domingo Quiñones) (Los Cocorocos) (2006)
• "Que Pasará" (Flow la Discoteka 2) (2007)
• "Veo" (Don Omar Presenta: El Pentágono) (2007)
• "Fantasma" (The Perfect Melody) (2007)
• "Zun Da Da" (The Perfect Melody) (2007)
• "The Way She Moves" (Ft. Akon) (The Perfect Melody) (2007)
• "Amor de Pobre" (Ft. Eddie Dee) (The Perfect Melody) (2007)
• "Money" (The Perfect Melody) (2007)
• "Periódico de Ayer" (The Perfect Melody)(2007)
• "Ábre La Puerta" (The Perfect Melody) (2007)
• "Vamonos Al Club" (Ft. Tego Calderón) (2007)
• "Independiente" (Los Bravos) (2007)
• "Pa'l Piso" (Ft. Element Black) (2008)
• "Sabanas Mojadas" (2008)
• "Fantasía" (2008)
• "Entre Cuatro Paredes" (Los Sikarios) (2008)
• "Showtime" (Ft. Angel & Khriz) (2008)
• "Fuera del Planeta" (Remix) (Ft. Eloy, Jowell & Randy) (2008)
• "Seré Yo" (2008)
• "Sabanas Mojadas" (Remix) (Ft. Jowell) (2008)
• "Tenerla Es Sonar" (2008)
• "Se Fue" (Ft. MJ) (Mi Sentimiento) (2008)
• "Tease Me" (Flow Factory) (2009)

Lennox Discography[link]

• Los Mero Meros (2007) (compilation album)

Singles[link]

• "Somos Los Mero Meros" (Ft. Guelo Star) (Los Mero Meros) (2007)
• "Sola y Triste"(Ft. Jonny) (Unreleased) (2007)
• "Hace Tiempo" (Motivando a la Yal) (2004)
• "Un Amor Así" (Ft. Newton) (Da' Music: Reloaded) (2005)
• "Tanto Dolor" (Ft. Noriega) (Sin Control) (2006)
• "Te Recordaré" (Ft. Norrys) (Los Bandoleros Reloaded) (2006)
• "Hablando Claro" (Ft. Arcangel) (2007)
• "Ahy Na Mas" (Los Mero Meros) (2007)
• "Lo Importante Es" (K-Libre) (2007)
• "Esto No Para" (Línea de Fuego) (2008)
• "Bailaremos" (La Evolucion) (2008)
• "Solos Tu y Yo" (Ft. Ricky Quiñones) (Unreleased) (2008)
• " Diferente" (Ft. Los Insuperables) (2009)
• "Eres Mia Hoy (Ft.Kartier)

References[link]