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Ricardo Arjona
Released 2004

[Untitled Track]
00:04
695 plays

La Mujer Que No Sone
03:40
6,794 plays

Porque Es Tan Cruel El Amor
04:39
6,787 plays

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- 1
- Te Conozco
- 04:12
- 3,822 plays

- 2
- Desnuda
- 04:17
- 4,232 plays

- 3
- Mujeres
- 04:25
- 3,632 plays

- 4
- Lo Poco Que Queda De Mi
- 04:13
- 3,073 plays

- 5
- Porque Es Tan Cruel El Amor
- 04:39
- 6,787 plays

- 6
- Tu Reputacion
- 04:46
- 2,951 plays

- 7
- Asignatura Pendiente
- 03:52
- 6,740 plays

- 8
- Olvidarte
- 04:52
- 3,385 plays

- 9
- Soledad
- 04:19
- 4,191 plays

- 10
- Si El Norte Fuera El Sur
- 04:37
- 2,866 plays

- 11
- Realmente No Estoy Tan Solo
- 04:14
- 3,213 plays

- 12
- Senora De Las Cuatro Decadas
- 04:50
- 2,685 plays

- 13
- [Untitled Track]
- 00:04
- 695 plays

- 14
- La Mujer Que No Sone
- 03:40
- 6,794 plays

- 15
- Sin Damos a Terceros [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

- 16
- Minutos [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 56 plays

- 17
- Dame [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 3 plays

- 18
- Mujeres [DVD][Live]
- 00:00
- 4 plays

- 19
- Bonus Materials [DVD][*]
- 00:00
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album review

Guatemalan singer/songwriter Ricardo Arjona has a reputation as a protest singer, and he's an artist who's successfully married music with political lyrics. On this release, which also includes a DVD of personal and concert footage, he revisits some earlier material with an attitude that's probably best called unplugged -- but it's certainly not solo. Everything starts of wonderfully, with the airy, layered choral vocals on "Te Conozco," but quickly goes downhill, and Arjona opts for an acoustic approach that highlights a mainstream pop approach that takes away the sting of his lyrics. At times sounding simpering -- think variations on Dan Hill's "Sometimes When We Touch" in both melody and arrangement -- and simplistic, it's redeemed at times, but those moments are fleeting. If this is a bid to be taken with a certain maturity, it fails. But if it's a bid to find a wider pop audience (and the cover shot shows longer hair and very masculine stubble, rebranding Arjona as a pop idol) then it might just succeed. ~ Chris Nickson, All Music Guide