Emociones (Julio Iglesias album)

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Emociones
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Studio album by
Julio Iglesias
ReleasedNovember 7, 1978
Recorded1978
Studio
Length37:40
Language
  • Spanish
  • Italian
  • French
Label CBS Records Discos CBS
Producer Ramón Arcusa
Julio Iglesias chronology
Aimer la vie
(1978)		Emociones
(1978)		 Sono un pirata, sono un signore
(1978)

Emociones is a 1978 album by Spanish singer Julio Iglesias.

Contents

Track listing

All tracks produced by Ramón Arcusa. [1]

Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
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Emociones — Spanish edition
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Me olvidé de vivir (J'ai oublié de vivre)"
  • P. Billon
  • J. Revaux
  • J. Iglesias
  • M. Díaz
  • M. Kormann
  • M. de la Calva
  • R. Arcusa
  • J. Flores
4:51
2."Voy a perder la cabeza por tu amor"
4:37
3."Spanish Girl"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
3:39
4."Pobre diablo"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
2:55
5."Quiéreme (Basada en las Danzas Polovsianas de El Principe Igor)"
2:48
6."Pregúntale"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
4:55
7."Quiéreme mucho" Gonzalo Roig 4:02
8."Con una pinta así"
  • Iglesias
  • J.L. Navarro
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
3:23
9."No vengo ni voy"
  • D. Ramos
  • Iglesias
3:26
10."Un día tú, un día yo"
  • P. Trim
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
  • Iglesias
3:04
Total length:37:40
Innamorarsi Alla Mia Età — Italian edition [3]
No.TitleWriter(s)Italian lyricsLength
1."Non Si Vive Così (J'ai oublié de vivre)"
  • Billon
  • Revaux
Gianni Belfiore4:47
2."Innamorarsi Alla Mia Età (Voy a perder la cabeza por tu amor)"
  • Alejandro
  • Magdalena
Belfiore5:09
3."Quasi Un Santo (Pobre diablo)"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Belfiore2:58
4."La Nostra Buona Educazione (Viejas tradiciones)"A. GenoveseBelfiore3:42
5."Un Giorno Tu Un Giorno Io (Un día tú, un día yo)"
  • P. Trim
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Belfiore3:00
6."Se Tornassi (Por un poco de tu amor)"
Belfiore2:48
7."A Meno Che (Pregúntale)"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Belfiore4:51
8."Quando Si Ama Davvero (Quiéreme mucho)"RoigBelfiore4:15
9."Chi Mi Aspettava Non È Più Là (No vengo ni voy)"RamosBelfiore3:30
10."Amo Te (Como tú)"
  • Trim
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Belfiore3:33
Total length:38:33
À Vous Les Femmes — French edition [4]
No.TitleWriter(s)French lyricsLength
1."Pauvres Diables (Pobre diablo)"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
M. Jourdan2:58
2."L'amour C'est Quoi (Pregúntale)"
  • Iglesias
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
C. Lemesle4:49
3."Les Traditions (La Nostra Buona Educazione)"
  • Genovese
  • Belfiore
Lemesle3:31
4."Je N'ai Pas Changé (No vengo ni voy)"
  • Ramos
  • Iglesias
Lemesle3:29
5."Moi Je T'aime (Summer Love)"
  • Trim
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
R. Bernet3:19
6."Où Est Passée Ma Bohême? (Quiéreme mucho)"RoigJourdan3:52
7."Le Mal De Toi (Voy a perder la cabeza por tu amor)"
  • Alejandro
  • Magdalena
J. Mercury4:31
8."Souriez Madame (Con una pinta asi)"
  • Iglesias
  • Navarro
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Jourdan3:31
9."Je L'aime Encore (Donde estarás)"
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Jourdan2:55
10."Un Jour C'est Toi, Un Jour C'est Moi (Give Me Your Love)"
  • Trim
  • de la Calva
  • Arcusa
Jourdan3:01
Total length:35:56

Personnel

Adapted from the Emociones liner notes: [1]

Charts

Weekly charts

Sales and certifications

RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Argentina (CAPIF) [14] 12× Platinum636,294 [15]
Brazil (Pro-Música Brasil) [14] 3× Platinum750,000*
Canada (Music Canada) [16]
for À Vous Les Femmes		Gold50,000^
Chile [14] Gold 
Colombia (ASINCOL) [14] 4× Platinum240,000 [17]
France (SNEP) [18]
for À Vous Les Femmes		Diamond1,200,000 [19]
Greece—~ 50,000 [20]
Italy (AFI)
for Innamorarsi Alla Mia Età		—1,500,000 [21]
Japan—47,160 [11]
Mexico (AMPROFON) [14] Platinum250,000^
Netherlands (NVPI) [22] Platinum100,000^
Spain (PROMUSICAE) [14] 3× Platinum300,000^

* Sales figures based on certification alone.
^ Shipments figures based on certification alone.

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