Released May 21, 2002 Language English, Spanish Release date 21 May 2002 | Length 55:37 Artist Fey Label Epic/Sony Records | |
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Recorded 2000–2002
Madrid, London, Miami, New York City Producer Fey (also exec.),
Graeme Pleeth, Robin Barter, Robert Jazayeri Vertigo
(2002) La Fuerza Del Destino
(2004) Genres Pop music, Electronica, House music, Synth-pop, Dance music Similar Fey albums, Pop music albums | ||
Vertigo, is Fey's fourth studio album and the first after 3 years of absence. Released worldwide on May 21, 2002 by Epic Records and Sony Music in Latin America. The album was an instant success in Latin America, topping the album charts. The album took 2 years to complete. Musically, it incorporates elements of europop, electronica and alternative pop. It debuted at number one in Fey's native Mexico, topping the album charts and opening with an impressive 75.000 copies. Vertigo is the last album Fey has released with Sony Music until 2012, when she signs a new record deal with the label.
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Background and production
Originally released in Mexico as a double album featuring one disc in English and a second in Spanish, Vertigo became the fourth full-length record by Latin pop artist Fey. It was produced in England and the U.S. by Graeme Pleeth and Robert Jazayeri. Anticipated following the release of the Sé Lo Que Vendrá single, Vertigo achieved gold status in Mexico after selling 75,000 copies in two weeks.
Singles
The album spawned two official singles released over a period of 7 months. The first, "The Other Side", was released in April 2002 to critical acclaim and a successful run on many Latin charts. It is deemed as Fey's comeback single, peaking in the top ten in countries like Argentina, Mexico and Colombia. In late Autumn, the song "Dressing To Kill" was released as the 2nd single. "Romeo & Juliet" was released instead on February 7, 2003 as promo single in Colombia.
Personnel
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Songs
Dime3:26
Sé lo que vendrá4:29
Vértigo5:22