Oh Long Johnson (album)

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Oh Long Johnson
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Studio album by
Released2019
Genre Pop
Label DRO 0190295493530 (LP)
DRO 0190295493547 (CD)
Producer Max Dingel
Miss Caffeina chronology
Detroit
(2016)
Oh Long Johnson
(2019)

Oh Long Johnson is a 2019 album by Spanish pop group Miss Caffeina.

Contents

Background

The title of the album was inspired by the famous viral video of the Oh Long Johnson cat. [1] [2] The album was produced by British producer, Max Dingel. [3]

Chart performance

The album was in the Spanish charts for ten weeks, peaking at No. 1 in March 2019. [4] [5]

Track listing

NoTitleComposerTime
01"Oh Long Johnson"Javier Vidal, Sergio Sastre3:29
02"Merlí"Sergio Sastre3:32
03"Fiesta Nacional""Sergio Delgado, Alberto Jiménez3:14
04"Calambre"Sergio Delgado, Alberto Jiménez4:06
05"Reina"Sergio Delgado, Alberto Jiménez3:21
06"Prende"Javier Vidal , Sergio Sastre3:29
07"Planta De Interior"Alberto Jiménez, – Antonio Poza, Javier Vidal3:00
08"Cola De Pez (Fuego)"Alberto Jiménez, Antonio Poza3:34
09"Bitácora"Alberto Jiménez, Javier Vidal, Sergio Sastre3:13
10"El Gran Temblor"Alberto Jiménez, Javier Vidal, Sergio Sastre3:50
11"Ausentes Presentes"Elvira Sastre, Javier Vidal, Sergio Sastre3:58

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