"World Sinfonia: Heart Of The Immigrants" (1993) is Al Di Meola's second contribution to his "World Sinfonia" project. This energetic and lively homage to the tango master Astor Piazzolla was recorded with an all-acoustic line-up and exudes the sound and spirit of Argentina - not least thanks to the influence of Dino Saluzzi, who enriches this record with the wonderful sounds of his bandoneon. Songs such as "Someday My Prince Will Come" shine with their lush instrumentation, occasionally supported by a string section or the soulful voice of Hernan Romero, making "World Sinfonia: Heart Of The Immigrants" an Al Di Meola album that should not be missing from the collection of any fan of jazz with world music and tango.