- Come Down
- Celebrate
- The Name of Jesus
- I Call Your Name
- Te Amo
- You Influence Me
- Unmerited Favor
- Thank You, Thank You
- Stand Strong
- We Love You Jesus
- Lord I Worship You
- Rescue Me
- It Is Well With My Soul
Like many other worship leaders-turned-recording artists, Pastor Ricardo Sánchez got his start in his home church, the 1,700-member First Assembly Dream Center in his hometown of Scottsdale, Arizona. Though he still serves there, now his focus has turned to developing his solo career as the newly christened Ricardo, but his heart for worship remains the same on his Waymaker debut
The style of praise-and-worship fostered at his home church blends contemporary gospel, hymns, Latino culture, and a bit of R&B for good measure. But
That doesn't mean Ricardo won't alter the formula and offer something altogether different from time to time. Albeit sporadically, he does pay homage to his Hispanic heritage in "Celebrate," perhaps the spiciest cut on the album. Elsewhere, he breaks out the Spanish in the jangly "Te Amo," a track more reminiscent of Blues Traveler than the expected Latin pop. Some songs seem unnecessary, like his earnest yet ultimately unremarkable take on the