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Santana shot to fame after the legendary performance at Woodstock Music\nand Art Festival in 1969. His surprise appearance was captured in the\nfilm 'Woodstock' which vastly increased Santana's popularity. The\npsychedelic second album titled 'Abraxas' (1970) reached No.1 on the\nalbum charts and went on to sell over four million copies worldwide.\nThree songs from that album: 'Black Magic Woman', 'Oye Como Va', and\n'Samba Pa Ti' became huge international hits. Then he collaborated with\npoet and guru Sri Chinmoy and jazz guitarist\nJohn McLaughlin in a\nspiritual and musically innovative album 'Love, Devotion, Surrender'\n(1973).

After years of touring, Santana participated in the first-ever joint\nUS-Soviet "Rock'n Roll Summit" in 1987. At that time Santana evolved to\nbecome a multi-faceted artist and prepared to re-emerge as a\nconscientious member of society. He contributed to the benefit of San\nFrancisco Earthquake Relief, Doctors Without Borders, Indigenous People\nFund, Hispanic Media & Education Group, Amnesty International, LA\nMuseum of Tolerance, and other charitable causes. In 1998, Carlos\nSantana and his wife Deborah started the Milagro Foundation which\ncontributed 1,8 million dollars to help underprivileged youths. Santana\nalso contributed the profits of his 2003 'Shaman' tour to fight AIDS.

'Supernatural' (1999) is considered by many to be Carlos Santana's\ngreatest work. It became the Album of the Year, received eleven Grammy\nawards, and sold over 25 million copies worldwide. It included such\nhits as "Smooth" and "Maria Maria" and featured guest artists\nRob Thomas,\nWyclef Jean,\nEric Clapton, and\nDave Matthews among others.\nSantana continued collaboration with various artists in his next\nalbums, 'Shaman (2003) and 'All That I Am' (2005), and also contributed\nto the 2005 album of Herbie Hancock. He\nreceived the Latin Recording Academy's honor as "Person of the Year" in\n2004.

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He was born Carlos Augusto Alves Santana on July 20, 1947, in Autlán de\nNavarro, Jalisco, Mexico. He is one of six children born to José\nSantana and Josefina Barragán. From the age of 5 young Santana learned\nthe violin from his father, a professional mariachi violinist. He\nswitched to guitar at the age of 8, when the family moved to Tijuana.\nDuring the late 50s he was playing gigs at clubs and bars with various\nbands up and down the Tijuana Strip. In 1961 he moved to San Francisco,\nCalifornia, joining the family, which moved there the previous year. In\n1966 he made his debut with the newly formed Santana Blues Band. In\n1968 Santana was promoted by\nBill Graham to play at the famous\nFillmore West in San Francisco. The first album, self-titled 'Santana',\nwas released in 1969.

Santana shot to fame after the legendary performance at Woodstock Music\nand Art Festival in 1969. His surprise appearance was captured in the\nfilm 'Woodstock' which vastly increased Santana's popularity. The\npsychedelic second album titled 'Abraxas' (1970) reached No.1 on the\nalbum charts and went on to sell over four million copies worldwide.\nThree songs from that album: 'Black Magic Woman', 'Oye Como Va', and\n'Samba Pa Ti' became huge international hits. Then he collaborated with\npoet and guru Sri Chinmoy and jazz guitarist\nJohn McLaughlin in a\nspiritual and musically innovative album 'Love, Devotion, Surrender'\n(1973).

After years of touring, Santana participated in the first-ever joint\nUS-Soviet "Rock'n Roll Summit" in 1987. At that time Santana evolved to\nbecome a multi-faceted artist and prepared to re-emerge as a\nconscientious member of society. He contributed to the benefit of San\nFrancisco Earthquake Relief, Doctors Without Borders, Indigenous People\nFund, Hispanic Media & Education Group, Amnesty International, LA\nMuseum of Tolerance, and other charitable causes. In 1998, Carlos\nSantana and his wife Deborah started the Milagro Foundation which\ncontributed 1,8 million dollars to help underprivileged youths. Santana\nalso contributed the profits of his 2003 'Shaman' tour to fight AIDS.

'Supernatural' (1999) is considered by many to be Carlos Santana's\ngreatest work. It became the Album of the Year, received eleven Grammy\nawards, and sold over 25 million copies worldwide. It included such\nhits as "Smooth" and "Maria Maria" and featured guest artists\nRob Thomas,\nWyclef Jean,\nEric Clapton, and\nDave Matthews among others.\nSantana continued collaboration with various artists in his next\nalbums, 'Shaman (2003) and 'All That I Am' (2005), and also contributed\nto the 2005 album of Herbie Hancock. He\nreceived the Latin Recording Academy's honor as "Person of the Year" in\n2004.

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