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Genre: Latin
Release Date: 05/23/2006

Mi Sangre is the awaited follow-up to the hugely successful Un Día Normal, the multi-Latin Grammy-winning and best-selling Latin album of 2003, which made Juanes a star. Although he has a different background than many Latin stars, now it's hard to tell the difference between him and the rest. His music and words sound more conventional than ever. Like Un Día Normal's lyrics, Mi Sangre's are hopeful and romantic. There are many love songs ("Amame," "Para Tu Amor," "Nada Valgo sin Tu Amor") and a couple of naïve looks over reality ("Qué Pasa?" and "Sueños"). Musically, this album is rawer than its predecessor. Somehow it's also less catchy. It was also produced by Gustavo Santaolalla. It's not a bad album by Latin pop standards. [An Asian edition contains five bonus tracks.]

~Iván Adaime, All Music Guide

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Steve Churchyard - Engineer
Victor Indrizzo - Bateria
Anibal Kerpel - Keyboards
Anibal Kerpel - Associate Producer
Anibal Kerpel - Mini Moog
Anibal Kerpel - Recording
Greg Kurstin - Keyboards
Thom Russo - Recording
Thom Russo - Mezcla
Gustavo Santaolalla - Producer
Gustavo Santaolalla - Pandereta
Matt Ward - Producer
Matt Ward - Remixing
Roger Gorman - Graphic Design
Mauricio Velez - Photography
will.i.am - Producer
Adrian Sosa - A&R
Dean Gillard - Producer
Dean Gillard - Remixing
Felipe Alzate - Percussion
Emmanuel Briceño - Fender Rhodes
Mark Kondrat - Guitar Technician

Bocanada
    Gustavo Cerati / CD / 1999
Un Día Normal
    Juanes / CD / 2002
Cosmotron
    Skank / CD / 2003
Imperfecta-Imperfect
    JD Natasha / CD / 2004
Elefante
    Elefante / CD / 2005
Consejo
    La Secta Allstar / CD / 2005
Brotherhood
    Del Castillo / CD / 2006

Release Date: 05/23/2006
Genre: latin