Un día normal Juanes

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  • Release Date: 05/21/2002
  • Sales Rank: 13,421
  • Label: UNIVERSAL LATINO
  • UPC: 044001753220

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Un día normal

1LISTENA Dios le Pido 3:25
2LISTENEs Por Ti 4:10
3LISTENUn Dia Normal 3:42
4LISTENLa Paga 3:25
5LISTENLa Unica 3:04
6LISTENLuna 3:33
7LISTENDía Lejano 3:32
8LISTENMala Gente 3:16
9LISTENFotografía / Nelly Furtado 3:58
10LISTENDesde Que Despierto 3:54
11LISTENLa Historia de Juan 3:38
12LISTENLa Noche 2:58

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Recorded in Los Angeles, CA, and co-produced by rock en español expert Gustavo Santaolalla, the second album by Grammy-winning Juanes, highly anticipated following the release of its first single, "A Dios Le Pido," once again delivers his awarded fusion of urban, rock, and Latin American rhythms. A spiritual folk-rock song opens this 12-track record, followed by the romantic mid-tempo "Es por Ti" and the Latin pop ballads "Un Día Normal" and "La Unica." Colombian Juanes (born Juan Esteban Aristizabal) goes local with "Luna," a pop-oriented vallenato, the most popular traditional rhythm from his native country. After the orchestrated ballad "Dia Lejano," the album's rock en español side emerges with "Mala Gente" and "Fotografía," recorded along with Nelly Furtado. Un Día Normal ends with the Latin dance-pop of "La Noche." Drago Bonacich, All Music Guide



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October 24, 2006: I first came across Juanes by watching Austin City Limits. I DO NOT understand Spanish. Sometimes, even hearing Spanish can almost drive me crazy (no offense) but since the language seems so FAST to me it sometimes sounds like gibberish, I wonder how Spanish speaking people can follow it. Anyway, when I heard Juanes, none of that mattered. My foot was definately tapping and his looks just added to the pleasure. I recommend this to everyone I know.

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November 10, 2004: Every song on this album is great. It is Latin music in a modern style, not the countrified-sounding semi-mariachi-type music that you may have heard. If you understand Spanish, you will like the lyrics, but even if you don't the music is good in itself.


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