Nuestro Amor

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Nuestro Amor
Studio album by RBD
Released	September 22, 2005 October 4 2005 October 30, 2006
Recorded	2005
Genre	Latin pop/rock
Length	48:56
Label	EMI
Producer(s)	Armando Ávila, Max di Carlo, Pedro Damián, Carlos Lara
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
RBD chronology
Tour Generación RBD en Vivo (2005)	Nuestro Amor Nosso Amor Rebelde Edição Brasil (2005/2006)	Live in Hollywood (2006)
Alternate cover
Diamond Edition

Nuestro Amor is RBD's third album and second studio album. It was rather amazing how quickly RBD were able to record a second studio album, since throughout the year they were busy touring and filming their telenovela Rebelde. The album was released on September 22, 2005 in Mexico, selling over 127,000 in its first 7 hours of release, and 160,000 in the first week^[1] (making it a platinum album in the first week already). In the U.S, the album was released on the fourth of October 2005 and peaked at number 88 on the Billboard 200. The album was released in Spain on October 30, 2006 and has peaked several weeks at the number three position since. It has been certified gold there for sales over 80,000 after only nine weeks in the chart.^[2] In February 2006, the album was certified 2x platinum, just like Rebelde. The album was nominated for a Latin Grammy in 2006

Also, a Portuguese edition of the album was recorded, see Nosso Amor Rebelde Edição Brasil.

Contents 1 Track listing 2 Chart performance 2.1 Album 2.2 Singles 3 Sales and certifications 4 Miscellanea 5 Notes

[edit] Track listing

#	Title	Time
1.	"Nuestro amor"	3:39
2.	"Me voy"	3:27
3.	"Feliz cumpleaños"	3:00
4.	"Este corazón"	3:32
5.	"Así soy yo"	3:10
6.	"Aún hay algo"	3:36
7.	"A tu lado"	3:49
8.	"Fuera"	3:39
9.	"Qué fue del amor"	3:46
10.	"Qué hay detrás"	3:19
11.	"Tras de mí"	3:13
12.	"Solo para ti"	3:43
13.	"Una canción" [Live]	3:45
14.	"Liso, sensual"	3:12

[edit] Chart performance

[edit] Album

The album spent 3 weeks in a row at #1 in the Billboard's Latin Albums Chart^[3]. It also topped the Brazilian Albums Chart for two weeks and the Mexican one also, for over two weeks.

After dropping off the Mexican charts, the album bounced back to #5 on March 19th, 2006, making an incredible bounce from number 15 to 5 when a 'Diamond Edition' was released on March 2nd. The Diamond Edition included the original 14 tracks, plus an interactive CD including wallpapers, videos, screensavers, plus 2 new unreleased tracks.

Chart (2005)	Peak
Brazilian Album Chart	1 (2)
Mexican Album Chart	1 (2+)
U.S. Billboard 200	88
U.S. Billboard Latin Pop	1
U.S. Billboard Top Latin Albums	1
Chart (2006)	Peak
Spanish Album Chart	3 (2)

[edit] Singles

The album includes the Mexican 4-weeks #1 single "Nuestro amor"^[4]. "Aún hay algo" was the album's second single with immediate radio airplay in Mexico. The single was credited as #1 in a Mexican radio station (Los 40 principales) in December 2005. "Tras de Mí", the third single released from the album, went #1 in Mexican radio station (40 principales) in February 2006. On February 14, 2006, the fourth single, "Este corazón" was released, and peaked, just like the other singles, at #1. It's applicable that the single was released on February 14 (Valentine's Day), with the song being a love song.

"Aún hay algo" and "Nuestro amor" were the only two singles to have a promotional video shot for them. For "Tras de mí" and "Este corazón", live performances and other video footage were taken to promote them.

All regularly released singles off the album and their chart peak position in Hot Latin Tracks (HLT), Latin Pop Airplay (LPA), Latin Tropical Airplay (LTA), in Mexico (MX), Hispanic America Top 40 (HA40) and World Latin Top 30 Singles (WLT).

¹: not released in the U.S.

• Other charts

Single	Chart (2005)	Peak
"Nuestro amor"	Brazil Top 20	1 (2)
Single	Chart (2006)	Peak
"Nuestro amor"	World Airplay Official Top 100	70
"Aún hay algo"	Chile Top 20	20

[edit] Sales and certifications

Country	Certification	Sales	Note
Brazil 1	2x Diamond	1,000,000+[6]
Canada	Gold	50,289	[citation needed]
México	4x Platinum	403,201	[citation needed]
Colombia	3x Platinum	60,289[7]	[citation needed]
Venezuela	Platinum	15,000	[citation needed]
Chile	Platinum	15,000	[citation needed]
United States		200,000[8]
Spain	2x Platinum	160,000[2]
	Total	2,000,000[9]	Solo en estos países

¹: Sales for both the Portuguese and Spanish version of the album.

[edit] Miscellanea

• "Me voy" is the Spanish version of Kelly Clarkson's "Gone", recorded by RBD. "Gone" was originally released on Clarkson's multi-platinum album Breakaway. "Me voy" keeps the same meaning as the original - a heartbroken person who gains pride and forces herself to get over the one who harmed her.
• "Feliz cumpleaños" is the Spanish version of Mikeyla's "Happy Worst Day". The English version is also recorded and included in RBD's first English album, Rebels.

[edit] Notes

1. ^ [1]
2. ^ ^{a b} Spanish Albums Chart
3. ^ Billboard's Top 50 Latin Albums
4. ^ Mexican Los40 chart
5. ^ Single chart positions US
6. ^ BRA sales
7. ^ [http://www.superchicos.net/rebeldedisconuestroamor.htm
8. ^ [http://www.riaa.com/gp/database/default.asp
9. ^ Worldwide sales according to EMI Spain

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Discography
Albums: Rebelde · Nuestro Amor · Celestial · Rebels Tour Generación RBD en Vivo · Live in Hollywood · RBD: La Familia Rebelde (Edição Brasil) · Nosso Amor Rebelde · Celestial (Versão Brasil)
Singles: "Rebelde" · "Solo quédate en silencio" · "Sálvame" · "Un poco de tu amor" "Nuestro amor" · "Aún hay algo" · "Tras de mí" · "Este corazón" "Ser o parecer" · "Tu amor" · "Wanna Play" · "Celestial" · "Dame" · "Bésame sin miedo"
Other songs: "Otro día que va" · "Enséñame" · "México, México" · "No pares" · "Lento"
DVDs
Tour Generación RBD en Vivo · Live in Hollywood Que Hay Detrás de RBD · Live in Rio
Related
Rebelde · RBD: La Familia · Tours · Audio samples