https://canalsounds.bandcamp.com/album/llena-de-amor-el-mambo
n 2008, Ogguere released their first studio album,“Llena de Amor el Mambo”, which included collaborations with legendary Cuban musicians such as Maria Caridad Valdez, Aidé Milanes, Diana Fuentes, Roberto Hernandez, Yulien Oviedo and Oscar Valdez (former percussionist of Irakere). The album was recorded at Abdala studios by Maikel Barzaga Jr.
The album was a huge success and the group received the most important Cuban music award “Premio Cuba Disco 2008” for best Hip-Hop/Reggaeton album.
The respect and recognition that Ogguere received as a result of their album lead to many amazing opportunities. The first of which was being invited to perform at “Concierto por la Paz” (Concert For Peace) in Havana in August of 2009. Considered to be the single largest concert in Cuban history, Ogguere had the honour of performing in front 1.5 million people and shared the stage with true Cuban all-stars such as Juanes, Yerba Buena and Orishas. This would mark a high point in Riveri’s career and prepare the group for the world stage.
For the rest of 2009 and 2010, Ogguere was asked to join the line-up for Havana Cultura, a global cultural initiative by Havana Club international division,  for the new generation of Cuban musicians to show the world their creativity. The group toured extensively in Europe and Canada and included top Cuban pianist Roberto Fonseca (Buena Vista Social Club), Danay Suarez and BBC favourite DJ/Producer Gilles Peterson. The tour was considered a great success and brought the world’s attention to Ogguere's unique funky sound. Their contribution to the sound of the alternative music scene in Cuba has been well received by the younger generation. Artists like Cimafunk, Dayme Arocena, Aldeanos, among others. 

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