All around the world, people know that the key to an  unforgettable celebration is great music.  Whether you live in Iceland or  Italy, Tahiti or Timbuktu, music gets the party started and keeps it  moving.   Putumayo World Party is a feel-good music collection featuring  some of the world's best-known dance rhythms, and is guaranteed to enliven  any gathering.The collection starts with the infectious brass of Roy Paci & Aretuska's  "Ciuri Ciuri.   Jamaican reggae legend Burning Spear sets a light and  carefree mood with "Walk," while the Denmark-based Laid Back incorporates a  bit of the Caribbean into their party anthem "Groovin' on a Feeling."  To  the east of Jamaica is Martinique, home of Jean-Philippe Marthely who  offers his party-starter "WotÃ© Mont".The people of southwest Louisiana know how to have a good time and zydeco  is their party music of choice.  Beau Jocque was one of the kings of zydeco  and "Just One Kiss" became an instant dance hit.  Afro-pop legends Osibisa  contribute 70's funk and soul to the party with "Sunshine Day," while  L'Orchestre Tropicana d'Haiti provide a classic Haitian compas track.   The  multi-cultural Sarazino, with members from Algeria, Quebec and Ecuador,  also keep up the energy with their dance track "Cochabamba."Laurent Hounsavi may have been born in Benin and studied in Paris, but his  song "Mind Se" is steeped in Afro-Cuban rhythms.  The Argentine-born,  LA-based Los Pinguos have infused ska into their Latin rhythms and  harmonizing vocals on the lively "My Love."A portion of Putumayo's proceeds from Putumayo World Party will be donated  to Action Against Hunger, an international relief and development  organization committed to saving the lives of malnourished children and  families while providing sustainable access to safe water and long-term  solutions to hunger.