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Más Para Dar

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Recorded
  
2012

Producer
  
José Luis Pagán

Release date
  
13 November 2012

Genre
  
Latin pop

Length
  
36:33

Artist
  
Yolandita Monge

Label
  
Roma Entertainment

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Released
  
November 13, 2012 (2012-11-13)

Similar
  
Fiebre de Luna, Portfolio, Vivencias, Demasiado Fuerte, Mi Encuentro

Más Para Dar, is the 32nd studio album by Puerto Rican singer Yolandita Monge and her first album in over four years. This album was released on November 13, 2012. It contains nine new songs written by Yolandita Monge and an acoustic version of Vivo Por Tí. This release follows the same musical and lyrical style as her previous releases Demasiado Fuerte and Mala and was produced once again by Jose Luis Pagán.

Contents

This albums marks the first independent release of the singer and it is available in CD and digital download at iTunes and Amazon.

Tour

Más Para Dar Tour (also referred to as Más Para Dar El Concierto) is the concert tour by Yolandita Monge in support of her studio album Más Para Dar. Beginning in the Dominican Republic, this concert tour will visit cities in the United States, Puerto Rico and Latin America. In the concerts at Santo Domingo, Yolandita will share stage with Danny Rivera.

Tour dates

Cancellations and rescheduled shows

Personnel

  • Vocals: Yolandita Monge
  • Keyboards: José Luis Pagán
  • Bass: Victor Sierra
  • Guitar: José Luis Pagán
  • Drums: Paul Vottler, Hernan Marchesi
  • Percussion: Daniel Rotundo
  • Production

  • Producer: José Luis Pagán
  • Mastering: Sound Nuts Studios by Diego Acosta
  • Recorded and Mixed: Ultra Pop Studios, Sound Nuts Studios by José Luis Pagán and Diego Acosta
  • Photography and graphic designs: Eric Stella
  • Stylist: Mayra Moreno
  • Makeup: Mayra Moreno
  • Songs

    1Ahora Vivo Sin Tu Amor3:10
    2Vivo Por Ti4:06
    3Desde Que Te Perdi3:36

    References

    Más Para Dar Wikipedia