Llegó La India Via Eddie Palmieri (La India Has Arrived Via Eddie Palmieri) is a salsa album by Puerto Rican-American singer La India in collaboration with pianist Eddie Palmieri. It was released in the US by Soho Sounds in 1992 and features songs in Spanish and English. The album was also released in the UK by Acid Jazz Records in 1993. Reception AllMusic awarded the album 3.5 stars out of 5. The album peaked at number 5 in the US Tropical Albums charts. La India was subsequently nominated for a Premio Lo Nuestro award in 1993 in the Female Artist of the Year, Tropical/Salsa, category Track listing "Vivir Sin Ti" (Eddie Palmieri, arr. Eddie Palmieri) — 5:02 "Llegó La India" (Eddie Palmieri, arr. Eddie Palmieri) — 6:30 "Soledad" (India, Eddie Palmieri, Shirley Marte, Patrick Morales, arr. Eddie Palmieri and Nelson Jaime) — 4:35 "Mi Primera Rumba" (Eddie Palmieri, arr. Eddie Palmieri) — 5:38 "Yemaya y Ochun (Prelude)" (Milton Cardona, arr. Milton Codona) — 2:15 "Yemaya y Ochun" (Eddie Palmieri, arr. Eddie Palmieri) — 5:42 "Merengue Internacional" (Eddie Palmieri, arr. Eddie Palmieri and Nelson Jaime) — 5:48 "Solitude" (India, Eddie Palmieri, Shirley Marte, arr. Eddie Palmieri and Nelson Jaime) — 4:35 "I Wanna Dance" (India, Eddie Palmieri, Shirley Marte, arr. Eddie Palmieri and Nelson Jaime) — 4:30 "Soledad/Bi-Lingual Version" (India, Eddie Palmieri, Shirley Marte, Patrick Morales, arr. Eddie Palmieri and Nelson Jaime) — 6:19 Chart performance Personnel La India – vocals Eddie Palmieri – piano, arranger, producer Johnny Torres – bass Charlie Sepúlveda – trumpet Barry Danielian – trumpet Nelson Jaime – trumpet Brian Lynch – trumpet Conrad Herwig – trombone David Sánchez – tenor saxophone José Claussell – percussion, timbales Jimmy Delgado – bongo, bells, timbales Milton Cardona – conga, shekere, iyá Theodore Holliday II – itotele Jesús Andújar – tambora Ricardo Mejía Carreras – guira Pepe Conde Rodríguez – clave Pedro E. Rodríguez – maracas Johnny Torres, Milton Cardona, Pepe Conde Rodriquez, Pedro E. Rodríguez, India, Connie Harvey, Benny Diggs – chorus References 1992 albums La India albums Acid jazz albums