El Mundo és de los Dos

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El Mundo Es de los Dos
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Studio album by
ReleasedJune 22, 1999 (1999-06-22)
Recorded1998–1999
Genre Latin pop
Length38:09
Label
Producer Francesc Pellicer
Xuxa chronology
Xuxa Dance
(1996)
El Mundo Es de los Dos
(1999)
Solamente para Bajitos
(2005)
Singles from El Mundo Es de los Dos
  1. "El Mundo Es De Los Dos"
    Released: 1999 (1999)
  2. "Besamé Poquito"
    Released: 1999 (1999)

El Mundo Es de los Dos (English: The World Is Of The Two) is the sixth studio album in the Spanish language album by Brazilian singer, TV host and actress Xuxa. It was released on June 22, 1999, in Argentina, then in the United States and Mexico by PolyGram.

Contents

Production

The album was produced by Francesc Pellicer and co-produced by Elio de Mallorca and Richard Roman. Graphic design is to Carmo Valerio. It was recorded at Studios Code. [1] El Mundo és de los Dos the last work directed to the Hispanic teenage public of the singer. [2] The lyrics of the songs present a more mature Xuxa, but without losing the youthful touch that characterizes it. She would only record another international album six years later, when she released Solamente para Bajitos (2005), the only Só Para Baixinhos recorded in Spanish language. This album closed the adolescent stage of Xuxa abroad. It was the last album of the presenter in the language to be released in cassette format.

Release

It was released on June 22, 1999, in Argentina, then in the United States and Mexico. [3] El Mundo és de los Dos became the last work directed to the Hispanic teenage audience the singer. [4]

Promotion

In Mexico, Xuxa was invited by Televisa network to perform at the "Festival Acapulco Milenio", released his album. [5]

Track list

El Mundo és de los Dos — Standard edition [6]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer (es)Length
1."Besamé Poquito"
  • Richard Roman
  • Luis Gomez Escolar
Francesc Pellicer3:34
2."Convecente"Richard Roman
  • Francesc Pellicer
3:41
3."Loca Por ti"
  • Richard Roman
  • Andrés del Val
  • Oscar de Palma
Francesc Pellicer3:53
4."El Mundo es de Los Dos"
  • Richard Roman
  • Andrés del Val
  • Oscar de Palma
Francesc Pellicer3:37
5."Dejame Bailar"
  • Richard Roman
  • Oscar de Palma
  • Andrés del Val
Francesc Pellicer3:26
6."Dictador"
  • Richard Roman
  • Luis Gomez Escolar
Francesc Pellicer4:12
7."Mi Niña Bonita"
  • Richard Roman
Francesc Pellicer3:24
8."La Puerta del Corazón"
  • Richard Roman
  • Andrés del Val
Francesc Pellicer4:06
9."Libre"
  • Elio de Palma
  • Oscar de Palma
Francesc Pellicer3:52
10."El Mundo es de Los Dos" (Remix)
  • Elio de Palma
  • Andrés del Val
  • Oscar de Palma
Francesc Pellicer3:35
Total length:38:09

Personnel

Release history

RegionDateLabelFormat
Argentina1999
  • CD
  • K7
  • Polygram (Universal Music)
  • Mercury
EUACD
  • Polygram (Universal Music)
  • Mercury

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