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- Nuestro Amor
- - 197,121 plays
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RBD
Released 2005

Qué Fue Del Amor
03:44
9,984 plays

Feliz Cumpleaños (Happy Worst Day)
02:58
9,059 plays

A Tu Lado
03:47
7,998 plays

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- 1
- Nuestro Amor
- 03:38
- 17,698 plays

- 2
- Me Voy (Gone)
- 03:25
- 11,362 plays

- 3
- Feliz Cumpleaños (Happy Worst Day)
- 02:58
- 9,059 plays

- 4
- Este Corazón
- 03:30
- 28,787 plays

- 5
- Así Soy Yo
- 03:08
- 13,038 plays

- 6
- Aún Hay Algo
- 03:34
- 25,501 plays

- 7
- A Tu Lado
- 03:47
- 7,998 plays

- 8
- Fuera
- 03:38
- 10,166 plays

- 9
- Qué Fue Del Amor
- 03:44
- 9,984 plays

- 10
- Qué Hay Detrás
- 03:17
- 17,617 plays

- 11
- Tras De Mí
- 03:11
- 24,854 plays

- 12
- Solo Para Ti
- 03:42
- 6,775 plays

- 13
- Una Canción
- 03:41
- 7,760 plays

- 14
- Liso, Sensual
- 03:10
- 6,409 plays

- 15
- Nuestro Amor [Video][*][Multimedia Track]
- 00:00
- 114 plays

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album review

Within a year's time, RBD followed up the blockbuster success of their debut album, Rebelde, with a new studio album, Nuestro Amor. (In the meantime, they'd already recorded and released a live CD/DVD, Tour Generación RBD en Vivo.) 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. Evidently it helps when others write the songs and play the music, leaving only the singing for RBD. The kids worked with a lot of different songwriters for this album, unlike Rebelde, which had been written largely by DJ Kafka and Max di Carlo, the songwriting team from RBD's concurrent telenovela. This results in a more diverse batch of songs, once again with several standing out as sure-fire hits, namely "Nuestro Amor" and "Esta Corazón" above all, but also "Feliz Cumpleaños" and "Aún Hay Algo." This handful of good songs sequenced early helps make Nuestro Amor an album that should engage the already established fan base, if not add to it significantly. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide