Tarantula (Mónica Naranjo album)
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Tarántula | |||||||||||
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Studio album by Mónica Naranjo | |||||||||||
Released | April 22, 2008 May 13, 2008 April 25, 2008 TBR 2008 |
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Recorded | 2004–2008 | ||||||||||
Genre | Pop Dance Classical |
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Length | 53:22 | ||||||||||
Label | Ariola Records Sony-BMG |
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Producer | Cristóbal Sansano | ||||||||||
Mónica Naranjo chronology | |||||||||||
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Tarantula is the sixth studio-album by Spanish popstar Mónica Naranjo. It was released on April 22, 2008 in Spain after the release of the debut-single "Europa", which have reached #1 on the Spanish Singles Chart for 6 consecutive weeks.
This album is Monica's first album in seven years due to personal reasons, despite that her label, Sony-BMG, released in 2005 "Colección Privada", a greatest hits collection from her eleven years in the music industry.
The album was produced by Union of Knives, Chris Gordon and Dave McClean, and it was recorded between London, Glasgow, New York and Barcelona, between 2005 until 2008.
The album has been released two days later in Latin America, and it's expecting to be released in Europe, as previous albums got a release there. It's unknown if the album is going to be released in the United States.
[edit] Editions
The album has been released in Spain in two formats: the first one is a limited Digipack special edition of 40,000 copies and the second format is the normal edition.
[edit] Tracklisting
# | Title | Songwriters & samples | Producer(s) | Length |
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1 | "Europa" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 7:11 |
2 | "Todo Mentira" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Chris Gordon, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent | Cristóbal Sansano | 3:47 |
3 | "Usted" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 3:45 |
4 | "Para Siempre" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 5:12 |
5 | "Amor y Lujo" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 4:06 |
6 | "Idilio" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 4:24 |
7 | "Diles Que No" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 3:46 |
8 | "Kambalaya" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 5:11 |
9 | "Eva" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 4:30 |
10 | "Amor y Posesión" | Mónica Naranjo, J.M. Navarro, Cristóbal Sansano, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 4:02 |
11 | "Revolución" | Manny Benito, I. Torrent, J. Garrido | Cristóbal Sansano | 4:06 |
# | BONUS TRACK | Edition | Producer(s) | Length |
12 | "El Descanso" | Digipack Limited Edition | Cristóbal Sansano | 3:16 |
13 | "Kambalaya [Remix Edit]" | iTunes Edition | Cristóbal Sansano | 3:16 |
[edit] Charts
The album has reached the Spanish top in April 30, 2008, with sales of 40,000 copies, being certified that same week as Gold.
Chart (2008) | Peak position |
Certification | Sales |
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Spanish PROMUSICAE Albums Chart | 1 | Gold | 40,000+ |
Mexican Top 100 Albums Chart | 37 |