About this album
Where they were
Released in January 1981, 'Quiero ser' marks Menudo's third studio album during their rise to fame. Following their self-titled debut and the success of 'Energía', this album solidified their position as a leading boy band in Latin America, showcasing their evolving sound and appeal to a broader audience.
Why it matters
'Quiero ser' is significant for its commercial success, particularly in Latin America, where it helped Menudo gain substantial popularity and influence in the pop landscape. The album produced hits like 'Súbete a mi moto', which became synonymous with the band's identity and contributed to their legacy as pioneers of Latin pop boy bands.
Essential tracks
- "Súbete a mi moto" — This track encapsulates the playful spirit of the album with its infectious chorus and danceable rhythm, becoming one of Menudo's signature songs.
- "Quiero ser" — 'Quiero ser' showcases the group's harmonious vocals while capturing the aspirational themes common in youth-oriented pop music of the era.
- "Mi banda toca rock" — Opening the album, this track sets an energetic tone that blends rock influences with Latin rhythms, appealing to both pop and rock audiences.
Release Date
January 1, 1981
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Mi banda toca rock
- 2 Quiero ser
- 3 Rock en la TV
- 4 Bailemos en el mar
- 5 Claridad
- 6 Súbete a mi moto
- 7 Mejor
- 8 Solo tú, solo yo
- 9 Enamorado del amor
- 10 Me voy a enamoriscar
