Can You Feel It? is a Smooth Jazz collection featuring Tony “Taz” Sandoval on sax. Upon release in 2010, “Can You Feel It?” charted as “Most Added” on SmoothJazz.com. In April 2010, WITD radio reported “Can You Feel It?” was #7 on their Top 25 chart. In May 2010, Billboard Magazine reported Daniel’s “Smooth Groove” track was the #2 most added

Can You Feel It? is a Smooth Jazz collection featuring Tony “Taz” Sandoval on sax. Upon release in 2010, “Can You Feel It?” charted as “Most Added” on SmoothJazz.com. In April 2010, WITD radio reported “Can You Feel It?” was #7 on their Top 25 chart. In May 2010, Billboard Magazine reported Daniel’s “Smooth Groove” track was the #2 most added track on Satellite radio. June 2013, the “Fused” track from the “Can You Feel It” CD was #5 on the top 40 chart in the Canary Islands.

Credits: Daniel Deaguero - Composer, Guitar Paul Branch - Keyboards Dave Innis-Keyboards Sherri Deaguero - keyboards Tony "TAZ" Sandoval - Sax Chico Luna - Drums, Percussion

Lo Sabes is a Pop Latin vocal collection with pop, rock, salsa and jazz influences. Special guest musicians include keyboardist Richard Kremode, former Santana, Malo, Patty Labelle and Janis Joplin, and Jock Bartley of Firefall. Music Videos were produced for two cuts, “Lo Sabes” and “Caliente”. Deaguero’s “Lo Sabes” album received the Critic’s

Lo Sabes is a Pop Latin vocal collection with pop, rock, salsa and jazz influences. Special guest musicians include keyboardist Richard Kremode, former Santana, Malo, Patty Labelle and Janis Joplin, and Jock Bartley of Firefall. Music Videos were produced for two cuts, “Lo Sabes” and “Caliente”. Deaguero’s “Lo Sabes” album received the Critic’s Choice Award from Billboard Magazine. Chosen as the “Critic’s Choice” in the August 10 1996 Reviews & Previews section, John Lannert writes… “A passionate guitarist with an appealing feather-soft baritone, Deaguero purveys a smart brand of jazz-tinged Latino pop suitable for progressive Spanish pop stations as well as open-minded US AC outlets. Leisurely paced title track – Lo Sabes – is a pleasant, straight-up, pop ballad duet with Ashleigh Metcalf Jordan – might even pique interest at regional Mexican radio.” The “Caliente” track was awarded “Best Tropical/Salsa Song of the Year” from the New Mexico Hispanic Music Association.

Credits Daniel Deaguero - Composer -Guitarist; Ashleigh Metcalf Jordan-Vocals; Richart Kermode-Keyboards; Jock Bartley - Lead Guitar; Hope Kressner-Violin; Michael Urban - Sax; Paul Branch - Keyboards; Sherri Deaguero - Keyboards; Bobby Trujillo-Percussion, Trumpet; Chico Luna-Drums