If one gets into the final medley and belts it all out like she does then the only reaction one might have is a pure level of joy. The medley is a true gift to her fans. The rest of the album is soooolid with Hex Hector, and Nikolas and Sibley contributing the most intense mixes. This is an incredible CD and an incredible value.

Hex Hector has done it again. He has taken a pretty banal track, and re-vamped it into one of the hottest club anthems I've heard in a long time. With his vocal build-ups and drum snares, he makes this one hard club-kicker. The other versions of this song are alright as well. The Rosabel remix of "Oye" keeps it Latin feel, but gives it a little more kick. The 70's Moment Medley leaves something to be desired though.

There are two versions of this single (with identical cover photos). The only way to tell the difference is in the track listing. This is the better one. The other is shorter (and probably what the "one star" rating person got).

Gloria Estefan proves once again that if radio stations don't play her new music from her CD "gloria," they're missing a good thing. In the wake of Ricky Martin's self-titled english CD, Gloria is definitly "opening doors" (or should I say "Abriendo Puertas") to Latin crossover artists. Love the song. It has sort of a Studio 54 feel to it especially the "70's 'Moment' Medley." I recommend the Nicholas & Sibley "Having A Moment" Mix. It's 10 glorious minutes of pure disco. It's on heavy rotation on my CD right now. I thing wrong though: I wish it to "please don't let this music end."

Well after reading the reviews of this cd i purchased it waiting to be impressed..well..im not. From what the reviews said i was expecting a cd with cool remixes on it..WRONG!! All it has is a radio edit (4.08) and the 70's Moment Medley (14.47)...so not only am i pissed off..but feel ripped off as well. It would have been great to have got what i ordered. The best part of the cd is the gorgeous photo on the cover.