enrique bunbury / albums

182,011 plays
12 SHARES
308 FAVS
24 fans

- Flamingos
- - 37,446 plays
  - 23 favs
  - 0 shares
Enrique Bunbury
Released 2002

One, Two, Three
04:50
978 plays

Hoy No Estoy Para Nadie
07:28
973 plays

Lady Blue
05:30
6,987 plays

- Add to cart
- buy
- share

songs

- 1
- El Club de los Imposibles
- 04:46
- 2,221 plays

- 2
- Sf
- 03:20
- 6,285 plays

- 3
- Contar Contigo
- 04:52
- 2,149 plays

- 4
- Sßcame de Aquf
- 04:30
- 3,503 plays

- 5
- Enganchado a Tf
- 03:56
- 3,074 plays

- 6
- Lady Blue
- 05:30
- 6,987 plays

- 7
- San Cosme y San Damißn
- 03:52
- 1,483 plays

- 8
- Un Bast=n Para Tu Coraz=n
- 02:12
- 1,156 plays

- 9
- No Se Ffe
- 03:39
- 1,128 plays

- 10
- Ciudad de Bajas Pasiones
- 03:53
- 1,311 plays

- 11
- Hermosos y Malditos
- 04:12
- 1,227 plays

- 12
- One, Two, Three
- 04:50
- 978 plays

- 13
- Hoy No Estoy Para Nadie
- 07:28
- 973 plays

- 14
- Mundo Feliz
- 04:42
- 1,062 plays

- 15
- ....y Al Final
- 04:18
- 3,909 plays

album review

In this album Enrique Bunbury gets rougher than in his previous efforts with Heroes del Silencio and his own album, Peque±o. The guitars gain territory while the use of strings and orchestral arrangements is less intense. This isn't a return to the hard rock that he made with Heroes del Silencio. This album suffers the same problem that his previous solo efforts: at a first listen, it sounds long and exhausting. But that fact isn't related to the high quality of the songs. The lyrics explore the dark territories of desolation and loneliness. "Sacame de Aquf," "Lady Blue," and "San Cosme y San Damißn" are the outstanding songs of a very even album. This is one of his most solid solo efforts yet. ~ Ivßn Adaime, All Music Guide