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Enrique Iglesias
Quizas
Genres: Rock, Latin Music

Track Listings (11) - Disc #1
1. Tres Palabras
2. Para Que La Vida
3. La Chica de Ayer
4. Mentiroso
5. Quizas
6. Pienso En Ti
7. Marta
8. Sueltame Las Riendas
9. Mamacita
10. Mentiroso (Version Mariachi)
11. No Apagues La Luz

CD Details

All Artists: Enrique Iglesias
Title: Quizas
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Universal Latino
Original Release Date: 1/1/2002
Re-Release Date: 9/17/2002
Genres: Rock, Latin Music
Style: Latin Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 044006438528, 0044006438528

Synopsis

Amazon.com

Enrique Iglesias returns to the language that first made him an international superstar on Quizás, his fourth Spanish-language album and sixth studio release overall. The album's nine new tracks are sure to induce plenty of swooning, with Iglesias's modest voice wringing pure pop emotion out of every last note. Songs such as "Tres Palabras," "Para Que la Vida," and "Mentiroso" (the album's first single, also featured in a mariachi version) are unashamedly romantic, and Iglesias works the heartbreak angle to good effect. He picks up the pace on "La Chica de Ayer," "Marta," and "Pienso en Tí," one of the album's best tracks, which veers effortlessly between tempos. The touching title track finds Iglesias musing on the reasons he and his superstar father have drifted apart. It's an unexpectedly vulnerable moment. --Joey Guerra

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CD Reviews

Get the included DVD

Robby | ASTORIA, NEW YORK USA | 10/22/2002

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Honestly I thought I was going to get a spanish version of an english album, This is not the case. This album most resembles the last spanish album cosas de la vida. It is full of slooooooow ballads, no pop songs. The only pop song is the spanish version of turn off the lights. If you want this album get the one with the included dvd. That is worth it, not the cd."

A work of Art

Robby | 10/12/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Quizas has got to be Enrique Iglesias' most intimate and personal Spanish speaking Album to date. With almost all the tracks written by this versatile artist it is a mixture of ballads and upbeat tunes this is a must have for fans of his unique musical style. The title song Quizas (Perhaps) is a touching message from a son to his estranged Father and gives an insight into Enrique's own relationship with his father. He also adds "No Apagues La Luz" (Don't Turn Off The Lights" which is taken from his ESCAPE Album. This is sure to be the next best selling album following his massive selling English Album ESCAPE, he has gone back to his Latin roots with this album, but still keeps the Pop beats throughout the album. If you liked Hero and Escape then you'll love Quizas - Enrique's first album in his native Spanish for five years. A perfect blend of uptempo tracks and romantic ballads, the latter which Enrique was born to sing with his urgent and emotional vocals. Every single track pulls you into Enrique's world as he sings right to you from his heart and from his soul, taking you to a warm and beautiful place from where you'll never want to return!Quizas is a wonderful return for Enrique Iglesias to his native language, full of emotion. The realisation that something could be lost forever is beautifully expressed in the title track. However there is no mistaking his search for true love & true love that is lost in the first two tracks, Tres Palabras & Para Que La Vida. Then there is pain, Mentiroso!!!! Still he has time for fun with Sueltame Las Riendas. For me this is the one & only, the best Spanish album from Enrique Iglesias"

Lilsweetsjen

Robby | 02/20/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This CD is amazing, I love it! I have all of Enriques CD's and this is one of my favorites. He has such a beautiful voice. The listener can really feel the emotions come through in his songs. I would definatly recommend purchasing this CD!!"