Released 1989 Release date 1989 | Artist Menudo | |
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Los Últimos Héroes
(1989) Os Ultimos Herois
(1990) Label L.G.N. Entertainment Distribution Similar Os Ultimos Herois, Sombras & Figuras, Sons of Rock, No Me Corten El Pelo, Somos Los Hijos del Rock | ||
Los Últimos Héroes (1989) is Menudo's 28th album (19th in Spanish). Produced and recorded in Caracas, Venezuela, by Willie Croes (producer and husband of Brazilian-singer Elisa Rego).
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It features Sergio Blass, Rubén Gómez, Angelo García, Robert Avellanet, and new member Rawy Torres replacing Ricky Martin. This was also the name used by these members years later to reunite for a series of concerts in Puerto Rico and the rest of Latin America in 2005.
Track list
- Los Últimos Héroes (Carlos Lara) - Singer: Sergio Blass
- Sin Tu Amor (Juan Carlos Pérez Soto) - Singer: Ruben Gomez
- Por Primera Vez (Fernando Osorio) - Singer: Robert Avellanet
- Qué Pena (Fernando Osorio) - Singer: Robert Avellanet
- Giro (Juan Carlos Pérez Soto) - Singer: Angelo Garcia
- Viejos Amigos (Carlos Lara) - Singer: Rawy Torres
- Ahora Sé (Fernando Osorio) - Singer: Robert Avellanet
- Déjenme Pasar (Fernando Osorio) - Sergio Blass
- No volverá a ocurrir (Jesús Monarrez) - Singer: Angelo Garcia
- Ven Y Enséñame (Fernando Osorio) - Singer: Ruben Gomez
Reissued in 2004 to contain remixes of "Los Últimos Héroes" when the group reunited for a reunion tour of Puerto Rico.
Songs
1Los Ultimos Heroes3:46
2Sin Tu Amor3:54
3Por Primera Vez3:17
References
Los últimos héroes Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA