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El Pequeño Mundo

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Recorded
  
1994

Artist
  
Xuxa

Genre
  
Pop music

El Pequeño Mundo (1992)
  
Xuxa Dance (1996)

Release date
  
October 1994

Labels
  
PolyGram, Mercury Records

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Released
  
October 1994 (October 1994)

Similar
  
Xuxa albums, Pop music albums

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El Pequeño Mundo (English: The Little World) is the fifth Spanish language album by Brazilian singer, TV host and actress Xuxa. It was released in October 1994 in Argentina by Polygram (now Universal Music).

Contents

Production

El Pequeño Mundo was produced by Michael Sullivan with artistic direction of Manuel Calderon and graphic design by Xuxa and Reinaldo Waisman. Is a Latin version from Brazilian album Sexto Sentido. Album tracks are basically composed of Spanish versions of some songs of the Brazilian disc, as Grito de Guerra the group's Chiclete com Banana, and a cover version of O Pato, João Gilberto, and unpublished Muy Pequeño Mundo, Que Sí, Que No and Voy a Salir de Reventón.

Release

El Pequeño Mundo was first released in Argentina in mid-October 1994, shortly after throughout Latin America, Spain and the United States. In Chile, El Pequeño Mundo had positive sales reached the sixth position among the most sold in its first week, according to Billboard magazine.

Promotion

To promote the new album, Xuxa was in Buenos Aires in mid-December 1994, and made two Pocket Shows in the programs Hola Susana and Ritmo de la noche in Telefé. El Pequeño Mundo had sales of more than 120 million copies.

Track listing

  1. Juego de la Rima
  2. Happy Si
  3. Grito de Guerra
  4. Danza de las Estrelas
  5. És de Chocolate
  6. Un Pato
  7. Reir es le Mejor Remedio
  8. Muy Pequeño Mundo
  9. El Paso del Amor
  10. Sexto Sentido
  11. Que Si, Que No
  12. Solo Faltás Tu
  13. Voy la Salir de Reventón
  14. Palomitaz de Maíz
  15. Soy Feliz

References

El Pequeño Mundo Wikipedia