I would love for anyone who watches a film to take away first of all the feeling of where the music came from you know. There's a lot of African roots in not only in Latin music but particularly Cuban music. I think that you see the longevity of this genre, the fact that it is still very much alive and on this record even though we did a little more fusion than we did on Meditra, it is very much root oriented and people still enjoy it and still sounds fresh. It’s not getting recorded a lot but for us it was a responsibility to preserve as they have all these amazing Maestros and legends that are on this record as they have spent their lives doing to keep the music alive in its pure form and also as in my pop career in that fusion that was who we are from our homeland and mixed in with this homeland because I feel very much—United States to me is also my home land and so I hope that people realize that music is something that really does transcend many, many different things.