About this album
Where they were
Released on March 14, 1994, Mónica Naranjo's self-titled debut album marked her introduction to the music scene after winning a national talent contest. At this point, she was establishing her identity as a pop artist in Spain, following a brief stint in the music industry with minimal success. This album would pave the way for her subsequent rise to prominence in Latin pop music.
Why it matters
Mónica Naranjo achieved significant commercial success, reaching the top of the Spanish charts and earning critical acclaim for its bold production and vocal prowess. The single 'Sola' became particularly iconic, not only charting well but also solidifying Naranjo’s status as a leading figure in the pop genre during the 90s. The album's unique sound influenced many upcoming Spanish artists and contributed to the evolution of Latin pop music.
Essential tracks
- "Sola" — 'Sola' showcases Naranjo's powerful vocal range and emotional delivery, becoming one of her signature songs and a staple in Latin pop.
- "El amor coloca" — This track highlights the album's thematic focus on love and longing, presenting an infectious melody that captivated listeners.
- "¡Óyeme!" — '¡Óyeme!' features a compelling blend of upbeat rhythms and passionate lyrics, demonstrating Naranjo's versatility as an artist.
Release Date
March 14, 1994
Artist Origin
Spain
Tracklist
- 1 El amor coloca 4:03
- 2 Sola 4:07
- 3 ¡Óyeme! 4:56
- 4 Supernatural 3:59
- 5 Dame tu calor 4:51
- 6 Fuego de pasión 3:50
- 7 Llorando bajo la lluvia 3:47
- 8 Sólo se vive una vez 4:11
- 9 Hoy la luna sale para mí 3:12
- 10 Amor es sólo amar 7:05
- 11 Megamix (Sola, el amor coloca, sólo se vive una vez) 7:11
