At that moment, Nick Gold, owner of World Circuit in London, spoke to the two founders of Corason about his plans to make a recoding in La Havana with the old son musicians and he asked about the possibilitiues of featuring Corason artist Eliades Ochoa in the line-up that also included Compay Segundo, Ibrahim Ferrer and the Californian guitarrist and producer, Ry Cooder.

The result of this historic recording, 'Buena Vista Social Club', was licensed by Corason for Mexico, the only country in the Americas where the title is not handled by the transnational, Warner Music.