A la Nanita Nana

Name: A la Nanita Nana
Duration: 5 min 14 s

~ Recording by Kitaro

Appears on releases

#	Title	Length	Track artist	Release title	Release artist	Release group type	Country/Date	Label	Catalog#
Official
1.10	A la Nanita Nana	5:14	喜多郎	Peace on Earth	喜多郎	Album	XE1996-09-17	DOMO (independent US label)	71014-2
1.10	A la Nanita Nana	5:14	Kitaro	Peace on Earth	Kitaro	Album	US1996-09-17	DOMO (independent US label)	71014-2
1.9	A la nanita Nana	5:18	Kitaro	Best of Kitaro, Volume 2	Kitaro	Album + Compilation	XE1999	DOMO (independent US label)	91008
13.10	A la Nanita Nana	5:14	Kitaro	The Ultimate Kitaro Collection: Silk Road Journey (Digital Version)	Kitaro	Album + Compilation	US2012-08-14	DOMO (independent US label)	73152-2

recording engineer:	Gary Barlough Peter R. Kelsey
assistant engineer:	Daijiro Miyazawa Steve Mixdorf
executive producer:	Eiichi Naito
producer:	Gary Barlough Kitaro (Kitaro, new age keyboardist)
mixer:	Peter R. Kelsey
Blaster Beam [Beam], electric guitar, gong, Hammond organ, synthesizer [lead synthesizers] and taiko:	Kitaro (Kitaro, new age keyboardist)
cello:	Kevin Johnson (cellist)
flute:	Kristen Stordahl Kanda
guitar:	Massito
harp:	Pamela Eldridge
keyboard [analog keyboards] and synclavier:	Gary Barlough
keyboard [keyboards]:	Keith Heffner
percussion:	Derek Zimmerman
viola:	Daniel Flick
violin [violin 1]:	Annamaria Karacson (violinist)
violin [violin 2]:	Gyongyver Petheo
choir vocals:	International Peace Choir
conductor:	Keith Heffner
guitar arranger:	Massito
arranger:	Keith Heffner

recorded at:	Mochi House in Ward, Colorado, United States NRG Studios in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States
mixed at:	NRG Studios in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States

recording of:	La nana, balada al Niño Jesús

lyricist:	Juan Francisco Muñoz y Pabón (in 1904)
composer:	José Ramón Gomis (in 1904)