Santana’s 'Supernatural' Rises Again

By Michael Lopez

It’s hard to believe that last week marked the 11th anniversary of Carlos Santana’s incredibly popular and well-received Supernatural album. Of course, many purists would say that it may not be his BEST album (you’ve got to remember this guitar god’s been putting out records since the 1960’s), but it’s definitely a worthy addition to his catalog.

If you still haven't played Supernatural in it's entirety, we've got you covered; earlier this year, Carlos personally remastered and reissued the album as Supernatural (Legacy Edition), complete with a 2nd disc of bonus tracks! Some of the new standouts include a dance remix of "Corazon Espinado," featuring Mana, a never-released Bob Marley cover, and an instrumental version of everybody’s favorite, "Smooth."

Supernatural is a must for any audiophile. The album is noteworthy in that gave this Latino legend a much deserved resurgence with young listeners all over the planet. Supernatural sold over 25 million copies worldwide, topped the charts for 12 weeks in the U.S. alone, won nine Grammys, and made that Rob Thomas jam one of 1999’s hottest summer anthems.

"Oye Como Va" mi remastered Supernatural album and long live Carlos Santana!

Source: [AntiMusic]

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Tags 2010, album, Carlos Santana, Supernatural