Heleno - 20 Secretos de Amor 2004 - (MP3 + FLAC)

Heleno - 20 Secretos de Amor (Compilation, Remastered)

Жанр: Pop, Vocal, Rock Latin
Носитель: CD
Страна-производитель диска (релиза): USA
Год издания: 2004
Издатель (лейбл): BMG U.S. Latin
Номер по каталогу: 82876-65176-2
Страна исполнителя (группы): Argentina
Аудиокодек: FLAC (*.flac)
Тип рипа: image+.cue
Продолжительность: 00:54:31
Источник: Ron Ln
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Треклист:

01. La Chica De La Boutique (2:49)

02. No Son Palabritas (4:03)

03. Quedate Conmigo, No Te Vayas (3:19)

04. Me Puedo Llegar A Enamorar (3:16)

05. Anoche Te Vi De Nuevo (2:06)

06. Carita Linda Y Triste (2:20)

07. De Nuevo Quiero Vivir (2:58)

08. En Mi Viejo San Juan (3:11)

09. Estoy Queriendo Olvidarme (2:52)

10. Joven Y Bonita (3:21)

11. La Que Ando Buscando (2:15)

12. Lágrimas De Grande (Grown Up Tears) (2:01)

13. Me Llevé Tu Juramento (2:16)

14. Ahora Sé Cuánto Te Quiero (2:41)

15. Nuestro Barco De Papel (2:16)

16. Por Fin Llegaste Navidad (2:47)

17. Qué Daría Yo (2:36)

18. Amor Regresa Pronto (1:53)

19. Un Día Gris Como Aquel (2:21)

20. Con Mi Amor Al Despertar (3:12)
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Argentinian musician, vocalist, songwriter. Miguel Ángel Espinosa, known artistically as 'Heleno', was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1941. His upbringing did not have any difference with respect to that of thousands of boys who walked pastures playing soccer. But the characteristic of that time was his passion for melodic music that grew every day, to the point where he abandoned everything to devote himself to singing. With only 15 years, he was helped by his physique and adult features that allowed him to perform in nightclubs, where he made his first incursions as a singer with the names of 'Darío Coty' or 'Christian'. His first big success was 'La chica de la boutique' in 1971, of which he sold more than 400 thousand albums and earned him his first Gold Record, as well as leading sales rankings for several weeks. At the end of 1973 he published 'No son palabritas', a subject that was a real success and of which 120 thousand copies were sold in Argentina, 200 thousand in Mexico and 400 thousand in the rest of Latin America. That same song was recorded in Portuguese to venture into the Brazilian market, French and also in German.