Dutch Caribbean musician Willem Hendrikse lives in the Netherlands and performs all around Europe since 1985; as a solo singer-guitarist and with his bands Corazón Latino and Conjunto Río Bravo. He was the founder of Trío Tres Hombres, Mariachi Los Gavilanes and Tipiko Dividivi and recorded several albums with these formations.Willem's love for Latin and Tejano music is evident in his new solo CD"Corazón Latino" (Latin Heart). On these recordings he sings and plays acoustic Spanish and steel-string guitar, bajo sexto, Venezuelan cuatro, requinto, bass guitar and percussion. The album includes four of his own songs and covers which are personal favorites. Lyrics are Spanish with exception of the bonus track"Laredo Rose".Guest musicians include colleagues and friends Kok de Koning (accordion and harmony vocals), Alberto Cárdenas (requinto and harmony vocals), Willem van der Heijden (accordion), Andrea Boada (small percussion and harmony vocals) and Susanne Verdaat (harmony vocals).Cover photography and artwork by Andrea Boada.