About this album
Where they were
By the time 'No Lo Voy a Olvidar' was released in October 1998, Brenda K. Starr was already an established figure in the Latin pop scene, known for her crossover hits in the 1990s. This album came as her follow-up to the successful 'Brenda K. Starr' (1987) and marked a continued exploration of her sound while solidifying her presence in both English and Spanish-language music markets.
Why it matters
The album includes the hit single 'I Still Believe,' which gained significant airplay on Latin radio and contributed to Brenda's recognition within the house music genre. Its blend of dance elements with romantic themes resonated with audiences, making it an influential release during a time when Latin music was gaining traction in mainstream pop.
Essential tracks
- "I Still Believe" — 'I Still Believe' stands out as a defining track that showcases Starr's ability to merge emotional depth with the dance-floor energy characteristic of house music.
- "No lo voy a olvidar" — The title track encapsulates the album's theme of enduring love and longing, featuring Starr’s powerful vocals against an infectious rhythm.
- "Hombre mío, hombre ajeno" — This track highlights a dramatic narrative and showcases Starr's range, blending traditional Latin sounds with contemporary production techniques.
Release Date
October 27, 1998
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Señor amante 4:48
- 2 Hombre mío, hombre ajeno 4:27
- 3 Si me preguntan por ti 4:38
- 4 Todo por dolor 5:03
- 5 No lo voy a olvidar 4:31
- 6 Un hombre secreto 4:42
- 7 I Still Believe 4:47
- 8 Amarte así 4:44
