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El deseo de oir tu voz 1996
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El deseo de oir tu voz

When Cristian Castro was in the midst of recording his fourth studio album, the musical landscape of 1995 was defined by the effervescence of Latin pop. This album, titled El Deseo de Oír Tu Voz, was released in January 1996 under the Fonovisa Records label, marking the artist’s final work with this record company. The production was helmed by Daniel Freiberg, who managed to capture a sonic palette ranging from pop rock to ballads, including bolero and Latin rock, all recorded at Old House Studio in New York City. The album, which features twelve tracks, spans just over 43 minutes, offering a journey through various facets of the artist.

Year
1996
Songs
12
Duration
48 min 53 seg
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El deseo de oir tu voz, according to DoReSol

Within this work, two singles stood out for their strong resonance in the popularity charts. The songs Amor and Amarte a Ti reached the top of the Billboard Hot Latin Tracks and Billboard Latin Pop Airplay charts in 1996, showcasing the public’s connection with Castro’s romantic proposals. Another notable track is Morelia, a song previously used as the main theme of the telenovela of the same name and which also appeared on the 1994 album El Camino del Alma, highlighting a continuity in the singer’s exploration of themes and melodies.

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