Personnel: Marc Anthony (vocals); Jennifer Lopez (vocals); Andrew Synowieck (electric guitar); Julio Reyes (piano); Guillermo Vadala (bass guitar); Daniel Avila (drums); Juan Jose "Chaqueno" Martinez, Eduardo Avena (percussion); Alex Batista, Claudio Ledda, Diana Pereyra, Ana Karfi, Dorita Chavez, Vicky Echeverri, Jose Luis Pagan (background vocals). <p>Recording information: Midnight Blue Studios, Miami, Florida. <p>Latin-pop superstar Marc Anthony's seventh record, AMAR SIN MENTIRAS, translates in English as "to love without lies," a title which perfectly captures his impassioned, ingenuous style of torch singing. As a child, Anthony was a fan of Air Supply, and "Ahora Quien" and "Se Esfuma Tu Amor" have as much in common with the aforementioned Australian crooners as with Willie Colon and other Latin luminaries. Anthony proves he can also pick up the pace ably with the danceable pop of "Valio La Pena." <p>The week of 2004 that AMAR SIN MENTIRAS was released, rumors swirled about Anthony's purported marriage to larger-than-life movie star/singer Jennifer Lopez, and her appearance on this record does nothing to deny it. J. Lo gives what might be the most torrid vocal performance of her career in a duet with Anthony on "Escapemonos." AMAR SIN MENTIRAS sounds like the musings of a man in the throes of passion, a moving record from a genuinely emotive singer.