Tan solo palabras

The song Tan solo palabras, with a duration of 3 minutes and 42 seconds, is from the album Amar sin mentiras, released in June 2004. This work marked a milestone for Marc Anthony, being his first Spanish-language pop album after a consolidated career in other genres. The production was handled by the Colombian singer-songwriter Estéfano, who collaborated in the creation of a sound that resonated strongly, earning the Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album in February 2005. The lead single from this album, ¿Ahora Quién?, reached the number one position on the Hot Latin Tracks charts during 2004, demonstrating the album's connection with the public.

This album, Amar sin mentiras, also featured the vocal participation of Jennifer López, who also enlisted the help of Marc Anthony to produce the song Sway in February 2004. Marc Anthony, whose real name is Marco Antonio Muñiz Ruiz Rivera, was born in New York in 1968 and is an artist of Puerto Rican origin with a versatility that ranges from salsa to pop, including bolero and ballad. His recording career began in the hip hop genre with Little Louie, reaching number one on the US charts in 1991. Later, under Ralph Mercado's RMM label, he dedicated himself to salsa, achieving sustained success. His impact extended to Spain, where he earned gold records, and he made an international leap when chosen by Paul Simon to star in his work The Capeman.