Yolando del Rio "Un Chance" (A Chance), Maria Sorte "Ay Amor" (Oh Love), Grupo Limite/Alicia Villareal "Mundo Magico" (Magic World), Imanol "Me Gusta Todo De Ti" (I Like Everything About You), Crystal "Como Decirte Que Te Amo" (How to Tell You I love You), Banda Copala "Aunque Te Vayas Con El" (Even if You Go With Him), Emigrantes Del Norte "La Miradita" (The Little Look), Chambacu "Te Amare Otra Vez" (I'll Love You Again), Azteka "Paloma O Pantera" (Dove or Panther), Maggie Carles "Con Permiso Senora" (With Permission, Maam), Milton Cortez "Por Amarte Asi" (For Loving You This Way), Rey Ruiz "Tony Medina Classical Music-Volume 1," Various Artists "Tony Medina-Poemas de Amor" (Poems of Love) Recited by Tony Medina with original music In addition to the success of his songs discographically, Medina's music has been performed on television, stage, and in movies, and has been dispersed in both Spanish-speaking and non Spanish-speaking countries throughout the world. The 2004 critically acclaimed film "La Niña Santa" (The Holy Girl), incorporates Medina's words and music as dialog in an important scene between two of the movie's protagonists. "The Holy Girl" participated in The Cannes Film Festival (2004) and was co-executively produced by the two-time Academy Award-winning Pedro Almódovar. The film has been translated or subtitled into multiple languages. Literature Medina was also an accomplished poet and writer of short stories, and his poetry has been published in various literary anthologies. In 1999, four of his poems ("Por Ti" - For you; "Altar De Luz" - Altar of Light; "Piel Hambrienta" - Lonely Skin; "Ladron De Paraiso" - Thief of Paradise) were selected to be included in "Hagase La Poesia" (Let There Be Poetry), a literary collection of poems representing the past seventy years in modern Spanish language poetry. The collection was published in Argentina by El Editor Interamericano (The Interamerican Editor), and compiled by Argentine literary editor Oscar Abel Ligaluppi. In 2001, two of Medina's poems ("Agua Esclava" - Slave Water and "Mujer" - Woman) were selected for another Argentine literary publication entitled, "Diccionario De Poetas Hispano-Americanos Contemporaneos (2001)", (Dictionary of Contemporary Hispanic-American Poets). In tribute to Medina's creative writing abilities, the publisher Angel Azul, published a book entitled, "Y Que Lo Comente El Pueblo" (Let The People Talk), which is a collection of over 100 of Medina's poems and four of his short stories. His first instrumental album entitled "Tony Medina Classical