CD Album - Various Artists - Sonidos De Ayer Vol. 10 - Multimusic

CD Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	Sonidos De Ayer Vol. 10
Label:	Multimusic
Country:	Mexico
Date:	2007
Catalogue:	SOA-6716 / SOA-6716-2
Barcode:	7509979167163
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Grupo Lluvia	Volveré	Polizzi, Natili, Romoino	Rate
02	Juan Michel	Amor Eterno	Juan Gabriel	Rate
03	Grupo Lluvia	Presiento Que Voy A Llorar	Marco Antonio Solís	Rate
04	Geraldo	La Tristeza De Mi Mujer	Aldo Monges	Rate
05	Manuel Ríos	Santa Lucía	Roque Narvaja, Miguel Ríos	Rate
06	José María	Después De Tanto	José María Napoleón	Rate
07	Grupo Lluvia	Me He Quedado (Sin Tu Amor)	Arsenio Adame Rodríguez	Rate
08	Joselo	¿Cómo Has Hecho?	Domenico Modugno	Rate
09	Juan Michel	El Noa Noa	Juan Gabriel	Rate
10	Los 4 Soles	Por Culpa De Tu Amor	K. Clave, Plumalva	Rate
11	Los 15 Más	Eres Tú	Juan Carlos Calderón	Rate
12	Los Indios	Entre La Lluvia Y Mi Llorar	Howard Greenfield, Carole King	Rate
13	Los 15 Más	Esta Tarde Vi Llover	Armando Manzanero	Rate
14	Sergio Pablo	La Última Canción	Roberto Carlos	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


jaimeeduardo 3rd Jun 2014		This CD contains cover versions of hits by other artists. For example, Manuel Ríos on Santa Lucía sings a version much like that of the hit version by Miguel Ríos, and the José María on Después de tanto sounds much like José María Napoleón, the composer and singer of the hit version. José María Napoleón usually appears on albums as Napoleón, José María Napoleón, or José Ma. Napoleón, never as José María. This CD includes an additional barcode: 617091671622 for the United States, and another "genérico" barcode: 7509979900647. The presence of a U.S. barcode is strange since, in my experience, these Mexican CDs are never available for sale in the U.S. Even going back decades to the vinyl era, Mexican albums have never been sold, except for a few rare import exceptions, in the U.S. Indeed, many of the Mexican CDs even state on the cover that sale in the U.S. is prohibited. Newer trade agreements of recent years don't seem to have changed the sealed market for music albums between the two countries. English language music is popular in Mexico, so costly albums imported from the U.S. are sometimes available.

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