Production
- Producer: David Foster and Humberto Gatica
- Engineers: Neil Devor, Humberto Gatica, Alejandro Rodriguez
- Mixing: Humberto Gatica
- Mastering: Vlado Meller
- Digital editing: Neil Devor, Dave Reitzas, Christian Robles, Alejandro Rodriguez, Jorge Vivo, Joe Wohlmuth
- Programming: Neil Devor
- Vocal arrangement: Carol Welsman
- String arrangements: Jeremy Lubbock
- Arrangers: Oscar Castro-Neves, Billy Childs Trio, John Clayton, Fred Norman, Carol Welsman
- Music preparation: Suzie Katayama, Maurice Spears, Booker T. Washington White
- Music contractor: Jules Chaikin
- Production coordination: Courtney Blooding
- Assistants: Jon Berkowitz, Courtney Blooding, Brian Dixon, Jason Locklin, César Ramírez, Jaime Sickora, Mark Valentine, Jorge Vivo, Aaron Walk
- Package art direction: Julian Peploe
- Transcription: Albert Alva
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