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Habana (song)

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"Habana"
Song

Habana is a song written by Luis Morera and performed by Spanish singer Miguel Bosé with Mexican singer Alejandro Fernández as a guest artist. It was first released on Bosé's studio album Por Vos Muero in 2004 [1] and later (2007) on the special edition of his duets album Papito.

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