Aprendí a llorar
Aprendí a Llorar | ||||
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Released | 1979 (1979) | |||
Recorded | 1979 | |||
Genre | Pop | |||
Label | Peerless Records | |||
Verónica Castro chronology | ||||
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Aprendi a Llorar is the second album by Mexican iconic pop singer Verónica Castro. Selling more than 700,000 copies, it was released in 1979. Verónica Castro starred in the "Telenovela" Los Ricos También Lloran.
VERONICA CASTRO, the most brilliant star that today stands out in the artistic firmament of Mexico, presents to the public her new album, containing the most varied musical material: VERONICA has thought about each of the groups that make up the total of his admirers and this is how he interprets a children's theme. like another romantic for lovers, another one with the DISCO sound and one more with a certain ranchero flavor- A record copy that VERONICA CASTRO dedicates with love to all those who have loved her so much. supported in his career:
Image by Maritza López
Track listing
- "Aprendí a Llorar" (Loloita de la Colina)
- "Como un Cuento de Hadas"
- "Corazoncito"
- "Lo Conocí en Torreon"
- "San Francisco de Asis" (Lalo Rodríguez)
- "Yo creo en el Mañana"
- "Necesito tu Amor"
Singles
# | Title | Date |
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1. | "Aprendí a Llorar" | |
2. | "Yo creo en el Maňana" | |
3. | "Necesito Tu Amor" |
Album
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1. | "Aprendí a Llorar " Billboard Top Latin Albums (1980): Texas #2, Los Angeles #21, Chicago #5, Norte California #14 |
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- Verónica Castro (1974)
- Sensaciones (1978)
- Aprendí a llorar (1979)
- Norteño (1980)
- Cosas de Amigos (1981)
- Sábado en la Noche Tiki-Tiki (1982)
- Tambien romantica (1983)
- Simplemente Todo (1986)
- Esa Mujer (1986)
- Reina de la Noche (1987)
- ¡Mamma Mia! (1988)
- Mi Pequeña Soledad (1990)
- Viva la banda (1990)
- Romantica y calculadora (1992)
- Vamonos al Dancing (1993)
- La Mujer del Año (1995)
- De Colección (1996)
- La Tocada (1997)
- Ave Vagabundo (1999)
- Imágenes (2002)
- Por esa Puerta (2005)
- Serie Diamante (2008)
- Resurrección (2009)
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