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Track Listings
| 1. Jaleo Spanish |
| 2. Tal Vez |
| 3. Jamás |
| 4. Si Tú Te Vas |
| 5. Nadie Más Que Tú |
| 6. Besos De Fuego |
| 7. Asignatura Pendiente |
| 8. Juramento |
| 9. Y Todo Queda En Nada |
| 10. Si Ya No Estás Aquí |
| 11. Razas De Mil Colores |
| 12. Las Almas Del Silencio |
| 13. Jaleo Spanglish |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
After the massive hit of his English language debut album and the relative failure of the follow up, Ricky Martin's Almas Del Silencio goes back to his roots. First stop on that soul-reclaiming journey is singing in Spanish. Officially this is because Ricky feels more at home and does actually sing better in his native tongue, but it's also because he's still a big fish in the Spanish-speaking market. "Jaleo" and "Tal Vez" are reminiscent of Jellybean's early work with lots of hectic percussion, heavy basslines and juddering climaxes. The title track and "Raza de Mil Cores" are gentle, smooth works as Martin reflects on where exactly the massive ups and downs of his life have taken him. The Spanish-speaking world, who felt themselves abandoned by "one of their stars", will embrace this album with open arms; the rest of the world will be less enthused. --Jake Barnes
After the massive hit of his English language debut album and the relative failure of the follow up, Ricky Martin's Almas Del Silencio goes back to his roots. First stop on that soul-reclaiming journey is singing in Spanish. Officially this is because Ricky feels more at home and does actually sing better in his native tongue, but it's also because he's still a big fish in the Spanish-speaking market. "Jaleo" and "Tal Vez" are reminiscent of Jellybean's early work with lots of hectic percussion, heavy basslines and juddering climaxes. The title track and "Raza de Mil Cores" are gentle, smooth works as Martin reflects on where exactly the massive ups and downs of his life have taken him. The Spanish-speaking world, who felt themselves abandoned by "one of their stars", will embrace this album with open arms; the rest of the world will be less enthused. --Jake Barnes