''Palabra de honor'' ("Word of Honour") is the fourth studio album released by Mexican performer

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on 9 November 1984 with his then record label

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. It was heavily promoted in México. The single "Isabel" was ranked at number 70 on the VH1 Top 100 of Greatest Songs of the 80's in Spanish. It also includes a duet with Scottish singer

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, "Me Gustas Tal Como Eres," which received the

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for Best Mexican-American Performance. The album peaked at No. 9 in the California's

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. According to a promotional ad by EMI, the album was certified gold in

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and platinum in

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. There is a Portuguese adaptation of the album called “Meu Sonho Perdido”. The original songs and the Portuguese versions are listed below.

Track listing

# "Tú No Tienes Corazón" (Honorio Herrero) - 2:39 # "Un Rock & Roll Sonó" (J.C. Calderon / Honorio Herrero) - 3:04 # "La Chica Del Bikini Azul" (Honorio Herrero) - 2:56 # "Lili" (Luis Gómez-Escolar) - 3:28 # "Palabra de Honor" (Luis Gómez-Escolar / J. Seijas / H. Herrero) - 3:32 # "Rey de Corazones" (Luis Gómez-Escolar / H. Herrero) - 2:20 # "Me Muero Por Ti" (Honorio Herrero) - 2:09 # "Isabel" (J.R. García Florez / J. Giralt) - 2:31 # "

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" (Duet with

) (J.C. Calderón) - 3:07 # "Muñeca Rota" (L. Gómez-Escolar / H. Herrero) - 3:13 # "Háblame" (L. Gómez-Escolar / H. Herrero) - 2:39

Portuguese version

# ''Tu'' ("Tú No Tienes Corazón") (H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Um Rock And Roll Tocou'' ("Un Rock & Roll Sonó") (J. C. Calderón, H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Menina do Biquini Azul'' ("La Chica Del Bikini Azul") (H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Danny'' ("Lili") (Luiz Gómez Escolar, H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Chama-me'' ("Háblame") (Luiz Gómez Escolar, H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Rei, Rei, Rei'' ("Rey de Corazones") (Luiz Gómez Escolar, H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Eu Quero Você'' ("Me Muero Por Ti") (H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Salva-me'' ("Isabel") (J. R. García Florez, J. Giralt; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Meu Sonho Perdido'' ("Palabra de Honor") (Luiz Gómez Escolar, Julio Seijas, H. Herrero; Vers: Carlos Colla) # ''Mírate'' (sung in

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) (Luiz Gómez Escolar, H. Herrero) # ''Mini Amor'' (Bonus Track) (Luiz Gómez Escolar, Julio Seijas; Vers: Carlos Colla)

Certifications and sales

References

{{Authority control Luis Miguel albums 1984 albums EMI Records albums Spanish-language albums Albums produced by Juan Carlos Calderón