''Un Nuevo Amor'' (''A new love'') is the sixteenth album from

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pop music singer and actress Lucero. It was released in 2002. Is the fifth album recorded by Lucero with

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. On this project the singer had the collaboration of another two producers: Homero Patrón and Estefano, and along with longtime producer Ruben Fuentes, who produced her past four albums with mariachi, deliver eleven tracks, including covers like "Por Ti" (originally by

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), "Carta a Ufemia" (by

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) and "Como Te Voy a Olvidar" (by Los Angeles Azules) and some brand new tracks by Estefano and Marco Flores. It received a nomination for Best Ballad in the ''Lunas del Auditorio'' Awards, but lost to Rosana.Lunas Awards http://www.lunasauditorio.com.mx/index.asp?action=winners.main&id=66&cID=5,63,64 The disc certify gold record for 80,000 copies sold in Mexico.

Track listing

The album is composed by ten songs, all of them were arranged and composed by different composers.

Critical reception

Personnel

For the tracks "Volver Jamás", "Que Alguien me Diga", "Por Tí" and "Yo No Te Perdí" * Producer and arranger:

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* Recorded and mixed: Mauricio Guerrero at Waterfront, Studio City, CA * Engineer: Carlos Castro * Vihuela: Jose Guadalupe Alfaro * Guitar: Juan Carlos Giron * Guitarron: Bernardino de Santiago * Trumpet: Harry Kim and Ramon Flores * Sax: Doug Norwine and Don Marklese * Guitar solos: Ramon Satgmaro * French horn: Wolfie and Jodie Glorry * Keyboards: Homero Patron * String: The Velvet Strings/Jorge Moraga * Latin percussion: Rafael Padilla * Backing vocals: Leyla Hoyle For the tracks “Carta a Ufemia”, “Como te voy a olvidar” and “Me Duele la Piel” * Producer: Rubén Fuentes * Arrangements: Pepe Martinez (“Carta a Ufemia”), Manuel Cazarez (“Como te voy a olvidar”) and Ruben Fuentes (“Me duele la Piel”) * Mariachi: Vargas de Tecalitlan * Recording and mixing: Carlos Ceballos at Joel Solis Studio (Mexico) For the tracks “A Quién Voy a Engañar” and “Lo He Intentado Todo” * Producer: Estefano for Estefano Productions Group * Arrangements and programming: Rey-Nerio * Voice direction: Ruben Fuentes * Recording engineer and overdubs: Andres Bermudez * Percussion: Edwin Bonilla * Mariachi “2000” by Cutberto Perez * Trumpets: Jose Cutberto Perez, and Juan Guzman * Violins: Pedro Garcia, Jose Vasquez, Petronila Godinez, Muricio Ramos, Eloy Guerrero, Sergio Guerrero, Benjamín Rosas, Hugo Santiago and Julio de Santiago * Guitarron: Miguel Gonzalez * Vihuela: Juan Carlos Giron * Guitar: Juan Carlos Navarro * Mastering: Michael Fuller at Fullersound, Miami * Executive producer: Marco Rubi * Direction A&R: Angel Carrasco * Coordination A&R: Marco Cataño * Photography: Adolfo Perez Butron * Art direction: Pamela Postigo Uribe * Design: Gustavio Cruz Castañeda

References

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