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Track List
01) Nubes de algodón
02) Cuando yo te quiero hablar
03) La tablita
04) No puede ser
05) Se me olvidó olvidarte
06) Ya recibí tu invitación
07) Mi pequeño amor
08) Como duele
09) Ojos
10) Nuevamente lágrimas
11) Dile a tu amiga bonita
12) Volver para que volver
01) Nubes de algodón
02) Cuando yo te quiero hablar
03) La tablita
04) No puede ser
05) Se me olvidó olvidarte
06) Ya recibí tu invitación
07) Mi pequeño amor
08) Como duele
09) Ojos
10) Nuevamente lágrimas
11) Dile a tu amiga bonita
12) Volver para que volver
3:20
3:06
3:17
3:13
2:54
2:46
3:10
3:20
2:43
3:20
2:51
3:17
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First Released
1991
Dance
Relaxed
Latin
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Liberación stood at a stylistic crossroads when this album was recorded, caught between their hard-fought status as a premier dance band and the desire to expand their base with ballads. Thanks to first-rate material, the presence of new vocalist Juan Tavares, and director Virgilio Canales' arrangements, Liberación managed to sound equally expert at both styles. "Como Duele" ("How It Hurts"), the group's breakthrough soft-rock hit, builds to an infectious chorus that gave the group's romantic side instant credibility. Other ballads with irresistibly hummable melodies include "Cuándo Yo Te Quiero Hablar" ("When I Want to Talk to You") and "Se Me Olvidó Olvidarte" ("I Forgot to Forget You"). Even better, the group still plays a mean cumbia, proving it can jam with the best of them on "No Puede Ser" ("It Can't Be"), written by Bronco vocalist José Guadalupe Esparza, and the instrumental "La Tablita." A snapshot of the group at the top of its game.
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Liberación stood at a stylistic crossroads when this album was recorded, caught between their hard-fought status as a premier dance band and the desire to expand their base with ballads. Thanks to first-rate material, the presence of new vocalist Juan Tavares, and director Virgilio Canales' arrangements, Liberación managed to sound equally expert at both styles. "Como Duele" ("How It Hurts"), the group's breakthrough soft-rock hit, builds to an infectious chorus that gave the group's romantic side instant credibility. Other ballads with irresistibly hummable melodies include "Cuándo Yo Te Quiero Hablar" ("When I Want to Talk to You") and "Se Me Olvidó Olvidarte" ("I Forgot to Forget You"). Even better, the group still plays a mean cumbia, proving it can jam with the best of them on "No Puede Ser" ("It Can't Be"), written by Bronco vocalist José Guadalupe Esparza, and the instrumental "La Tablita." A snapshot of the group at the top of its game.
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Liberación stood at a stylistic crossroads when this album was recorded, caught between their hard-fought status as a premier dance band and the desire to expand their base with ballads. Thanks to first-rate material, the presence of new vocalist Juan Tavares, and director Virgilio Canales' arrangements, Liberación managed to sound equally expert at both styles. "Como Duele" ("How It Hurts"), the group's breakthrough soft-rock hit, builds to an infectious chorus that gave the group's romantic side instant credibility. Other ballads with irresistibly hummable melodies include "Cuándo Yo Te Quiero Hablar" ("When I Want to Talk to You") and "Se Me Olvidó Olvidarte" ("I Forgot to Forget You"). Even better, the group still plays a mean cumbia, proving it can jam with the best of them on "No Puede Ser" ("It Can't Be"), written by Bronco vocalist José Guadalupe Esparza, and the instrumental "La Tablita." A snapshot of the group at the top of its game.
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Liberación stood at a stylistic crossroads when this album was recorded, caught between their hard-fought status as a premier dance band and the desire to expand their base with ballads. Thanks to first-rate material, the presence of new vocalist Juan Tavares, and director Virgilio Canales' arrangements, Liberación managed to sound equally expert at both styles. "Como Duele" ("How It Hurts"), the group's breakthrough soft-rock hit, builds to an infectious chorus that gave the group's romantic side instant credibility. Other ballads with irresistibly hummable melodies include "Cuándo Yo Te Quiero Hablar" ("When I Want to Talk to You") and "Se Me Olvidó Olvidarte" ("I Forgot to Forget You"). Even better, the group still plays a mean cumbia, proving it can jam with the best of them on "No Puede Ser" ("It Can't Be"), written by Bronco vocalist José Guadalupe Esparza, and the instrumental "La Tablita." A snapshot of the group at the top of its game.
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