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The remix of "i see your smile" was definitely the version played on NY
"lite" radio stations. This (superior in my opinion) arrangement, as
stated above, is significantly different than the album version (you can
tell as early as the first note). The video does use this version but in an
edited form. There is a (very nice sounding) full-length version of this
remix on a promo cd given to radio stations in1993, meaning this remix
was done almost a year after the 'greatest hits' parent album was
released.

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Originally posted by elcoleccionista elcoleccionista wrote:

"ALWAYS TOMORROW"

There were two promo CD's issued in the US.

ESK74472: featured the album/single version you mention (4:51).

ESK4902: features a version called The New Mix, remixed by John Bastianelli. It sounds less acoustic, lots of "typical Estefan" pop/latin arrangements added. The ending fades out earlier, running time is approximately 4:31. I guess this mix must have gotten some airplay as well.



I do remember hearing this New Mix from time to time, but not enough to replace the single version. Not sure if anyone else remembers it or not. Honestly being 30 years ago I haven't heard the song on the radio in forever.
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On June 3, a handful of Gloria Estefan singles and EP’s hit US digital
storefronts (incl. iTunes and Qobuz) and streaming services, including one
for “I See You Smile”, which contains the “Single Mix” of the title track as
well as the “New Mix” of “Always Tomorrow”. While not a physical release, it
does seem this is the first time that the latter has been made available
commercially.
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Was hoping the single mix of Gloria Estefan's version of
"It's Too Late" would be available now but apparently not.
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Originally posted by eriejwg eriejwg wrote:

Was hoping the single mix of Gloria
Estefan's version of
"It's Too Late" would be available now but apparently
not.


What is the single mix for that song, the one with piano
replacing the guitar? There's also a shorter edit that I
think just edits out the guitar section. It wasn't
released as a
commercial single in the US, but I remember hearing the
Piano Mix on some AC Stations. I think the edit and Piano
Mixes are on the promo CD Single.

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I think the single mix was serviced to A/C stations which
is where it probably received the most airplay.
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The "Radio Mix" of "It's Too Late" is on the Essential 3.0
bonus disc.
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Underground Dub's 1st post above is so informative. But a question about this:

"OYE MI CANTO (HEAR MY VOICE) [3:46] (Billboard Hot 100 Peak: #48)
(Radio Mix) The US single version is a remix by Keith Cohen and can be found on the Playlist CD. (NOTE: While this was also the single version in Japan, other territories were instead issued a Pablo Flores single mix.)"

I checked my US promo CD single and it has something labeled "Latin version" (track 3) (3:47) which was remixed by Pablo Flores. Can anyone confirm if this is the same Pablo Flores mix that Undergound Dub refers to the Pablo Flores single mix issued in non-US/Japan territories?
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