Una Rosa Blu

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Una Rosa Blu
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 2, 2007
Recorded2006–2007
Genre Latin pop
Label Univision Records, Universal Music
Producer Sergio George, Bob Benozzo, Armando Avila
Gloria Trevi chronology
La Trayectoria
(2006)
Una Rosa Blu
(2007)
Gloria
(2011)
Singles from Una Rosa Blu
  1. "Psicofonía"
    Released: August 2007
  2. "Cinco Minutos"
    Released: March 2008
  3. "Pruébamelo"
    Released: July 2008
  4. "El favor de la soledad"
    Released: January 2009
  5. "Lo que una chica por amor es capaz"
    Released: May 2009
  6. "Inmaculada"
    Released: October 2009
No.TitleLength
1."Psicofonía"03:43
2."Pruébamelo"03:16
3."Lo Que Una Chica Por Amor Es Capaz"03:42
4."Una Rosa Azul (Una Rosa Blu)"04:09
5."Immaculada"03:12
6."Doña Pudor"03:08
7."La Vida Se Va"03:25
8."El Favor De La Soledad"03:53
9."La Calle De La Amargura"03:39
10."Cinco Minutos"03:25
11."Lo Que Te Toca (Featuring Olga Tañón)"03:54
12."Psicofonía (Remix)"05:39
13."Cinco Minutos (Duranguense Version) (Featuring Los Horóscopos de Durango)"03:26
Total length:46:41

Singles

#TitleDate
1."Psicofonía"August 5, 2007
2."Cinco Minutos"March 31, 2008
3."Pruébamelo"2008
4."El Favor de la Soledad"February 2009
5."Lo Que Una Chica Por Amor es Capaz"2009

Charts

COUNTRYREGULATORY COMPANYPEAK
Colombia Colombia ASINCOL [2] 1
México Amprofon Álbum Charts [3] 5
Argentina CAPIF Top Álbums [4] 8
Italia IFPI Italian Álbums [5] 52
Spain Promusicae Top 100 [6] 91
Russia Tophit Russian Álbums 200 [7] 142
United States Billboard 200 [8] 169
Billboard Top Álbums Sales [9] 169
Billboard Latin Pop Álbums [10] 3
Billboard Top Latin Álbums [11] 9

Sales and certifications

CountryRegulatory CompanyCertificationSales
United States RIAAGold50.000 [12]
Univision Music Group2× Platinum

2× Gold

300.000 [13] [14]
México AMPROFONPlatinum100.000 [15]
Argentina CAPIFGold20.000 [16]
Spain PromusicaeGold (single)20.000 [17]
Colombia ASINCOLGold5.000 [18]
Russia TOPHIT2148 [19]

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