Jaffe, David Cole, Philip Lakofsky, Ross T. Harbaugh Double Bass – Geoffrey Bowater Harp – Deborah Fleisher Guitar – Dan Warner Bass Guitar – Julio Hernandez Trumpet – Arturo Sandoval, Jason Carder, Teddy Mulet Trombone – Dana Teboe, John Kricker French Horn – Dwayne Dixon, Jeffrey Meyer, John David Smith Flute – Jeanne Tarrant, Nestor Torres Clarinet – David Pharris Oboe – Robert Weiner Bassoon – Luciano Magnanini, Michael Degregorio Piano – Michael Levine Keyboards – Doug Emery Timpani – Mark Schubert Percussion – Andy Garcia, Archie Peña Production Team Production Coordinators – Frank Amadeo, Mauricio Abaroa, Jorge A. Plasencia Talent Coordinators - Maria Luisa Calderon, Maria Elena Fermin, Mauricio Montenegro Studio Coordinator – Kevin Dillon Production Directors - Carlos Pulido, César Pulido Copyist – Eugenio Vanderhorst Engineers – Alfred Figueroa, Andre Rafael, Boris Milan, Eric Schilling, Franco Jordanni, Gustavo Celis, Hector I. Rosa, Isaias García Asbun, Javier Garza, Jim Monti, Joe Leal Sr., Marcelo Sabóia, Robb Williams, Roberto Ruiz Assistant Engineers - Jorge Gonzalez, José Rey, Juan Rosario, Javier Valverde, Charlie Vela, Ed Williams Mixer – Freddy Piñero, Jr Track listing Single El Ultimo Adiós (Varios Artistas Version) 3:58 EP El Ultimo Adiós (Varios Artistas Version) 3:58 The Last Goodbye (Jon Secada English Language Version) 3:58 El Ultimo Adiós (Arturo Sandoval Instrumental Version) 3:58 El Ultimo Adiós (Gian Marco Version) 3:58 Charts The song failed to enter the charts, but the EP peaked at No. 197 on the Billboard 200. Live performances The song mainly circulated as a single to be purchased, but a few notable performances and presentations of the song include: The national radio simulcast of the White House's Hispanic Heritage Month Event hosted by President George W. Bush on October 14, 2001 The video of the song was aired on Univision's variety show Sábado Gigante. The show's host, Don Francisco, came up with the idea to assemble an all-star group to record a tribute album on September 13, and was instrumental in supporting the project. Gian Marco recorded a solo acoustic version of the song which he has also performed in his concerts, prefacing the performance with "This song...was born with a guitar. And with that guitar, I will play it to you." He also stated that Don Francisco originally asked him for the song so he could include it in a program he was going to do for the September 11 attack but other artists