Amor & Pasión la distancia"" of César Portillo de la Luz, ""A las mujeres que amé (To All the Girls I've Loved Before)"" by Hal David and Albert Hammond; ""¿Quién será?"", and the emblematic ""Himno de la alegría (Ode to Joy)"". Amor & Pasión Amor & Pasión published in 2015, is the seventh studio album by the classical crossover musical group "Il Divo", formed by a male vocal quartet; the Swiss tenor Urs Bühler, the Spanish baritone Carlos Marín, the American tenor David Miller and the French pop singer Sébastien Izambard. The album is produced by the multiple "Latin Grammy Award" winner Julio
Emersons (vocal group) Emersons (vocal group) The Emersons, originally The Demens, were a mid-20th-century American doo-wop vocal group. The original members, Jimmy Caines (first tenor), brothers Thomas Cook (second tenor, lead) and Frankie Cook (baritone), Tommy Outlaw (bass), and Outlaw's cousin Douggy Williams (second tenor), formed in 1957 in Manhattan and began singing on street corners around 61st Street and Columbus Avenue. They became a quartet later that year when Outlaw and Williams left the group and tenor Eddie "California" Jones joined as lead singer. The Demens issued their first single, "Take Me As I Am" / "You Broke My Heart" on Teenage