Corazón Latino

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Corazón Latino

Studio album by David Bisbal

Recorded

March-April 2002

Genre

Latin pop

Length

39:15

Label

Universal Latino

Producer

Jose Gaviria, Bernardo Ossa, Kike Santander, José Miguel Velásquez, Fernando Tobon, Daniel Betancourt, Andrés Múnera

David Bisbal chronology

Corazón Latino
(2002)

Bulería
(2004)

Corazón Latino, David Bisbal's first album, was put out by Vale Music Spain, S.L. on May 13, 2002. The album sold more than 1,600,000 copies worldwide.^{[citation needed]}

1 Track listing
2 Certification and sales
3 References
4 Source

[edit] Track listing

"Ave María" (Kike Santander, Gustavo Santander) – 3:31
"Dígale" (Christian Leuzzi, G. Santander) – 4:24
"Un Amor Que Viene y Va" (Daniel Betancourt, K. Santander, G. Santander) – 3:44
"Fuiste Mía" (José Gaviria, Ximena Muñoz, Bernardo Ossa) – 4:04
"Lloraré las Penas" (Rayìto, José Miguel Velásquez) – 4:00
"Quiero Perderme en Tu Cuerpo" (L. Ayala) – 3:58
"Como Será" (K. Santander, G. Santander) – 3:58
"Vuelvo a Tí" (Gaviria, K. Santander) – 3:41
"Por Ti" (K. Santander, G. Santander) – 4:06
"Por Cuanto Tiempo" (K. Santander) – 3:54
"Corazón Latino" (Jordi Cubino) – 2:55

[edit] Certification and sales

Year	Chart	Position	Certification	Sales
2002	Spain Top 100 Albums	#1	13x Platinum	1,300,000
2002	IFPI Europe Award		Platinum	1,000,000
2002	U.S. Billboard Top Latin Albums	#1	Oro	100,000
2005	Mexican Top Albums	#3	Platinum	150,000
2005	Argentinian Top Albums		Gold	20,000
2005	Chilean Top Albums		Gold	10,000
2005	Colombian Top Albums		Gold	10,000
2002	Venezuela		Platinum	20,000
2002	Uruguay		Gold	4,000
2002	Panama		Gold
2002	Costa Rica		Gold
2002	Ecuador		Gold