| Obsesión | |
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| Released | 1990 |
| Label | BMG |
| Producer | Michael Sembello |
Obsesión is the 1990 debut solo album of Argentine singer Miguel Mateos. [1] Although Mateos had effectively been a solo act since, Zas, the band he founded began to call itself Miguel Mateos – Zas in 1993. All the songs on the album were written by Mateos.
Track listing
- "Obsesión" (4:05)
- "Tirar los muros abajo" (3:40)
- "Desnúdame" (5:09)
- "Voy a juntar mis pedazos" (3:55)
- "Si te gusta" (2:56) (bonus track)
- "Malos pensamientos" (5:55)
- "El diablo en tu corazón" (4:04)
- "Es por tu amor" (4:02)
- "Ciudades en coma" (4:03)
- "Estoy ciego" (3:48)
- "Lágrimas bajo la lluvia" (5:44)
References
- ^ Billboard – 28 Nov. 1998 – Page 48 "Upon breaking into Mexico as Miguel Mateos/Zas with such hits as "Cuando Seas Grande" and "Atada A Un Sentimiento," Mateos kicked off his solo career in 1990 with "Obsesion," produced by noted U.S. studio whiz Michael Sembello."
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| Obsesión | |
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| Studio album by | |
| Released | 1990 |
| Label | BMG |
| Producer | Michael Sembello |
Obsesión is the 1990 debut solo album of Argentine singer Miguel Mateos. [1] Although Mateos had effectively been a solo act since, Zas, the band he founded began to call itself Miguel Mateos – Zas in 1993. All the songs on the album were written by Mateos.
Track listing
- "Obsesión" (4:05)
- "Tirar los muros abajo" (3:40)
- "Desnúdame" (5:09)
- "Voy a juntar mis pedazos" (3:55)
- "Si te gusta" (2:56) (bonus track)
- "Malos pensamientos" (5:55)
- "El diablo en tu corazón" (4:04)
- "Es por tu amor" (4:02)
- "Ciudades en coma" (4:03)
- "Estoy ciego" (3:48)
- "Lágrimas bajo la lluvia" (5:44)
References
- ^ Billboard – 28 Nov. 1998 – Page 48 "Upon breaking into Mexico as Miguel Mateos/Zas with such hits as "Cuando Seas Grande" and "Atada A Un Sentimiento," Mateos kicked off his solo career in 1990 with "Obsesion," produced by noted U.S. studio whiz Michael Sembello."
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