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. The album was produced by Arturo Diaz and Don Stockwell under Tropix Music and distributed by

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. The first single was "Antifaz" which received huge airplay in Latin America and in the Philippines, though it did not match the success of the last single " Jerigonza" with

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which peaked at numbers 17, 6 and 5 on the ''Billboard'' Hot Latin Songs,

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and

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charts, respectively.

Track listing

#"And If Someday You Return" – 3:57 (James Stevens-Arce) #"Blue Shades" – 4:13 (Idalet Burgos) #"Antifaz" – 4:13 (Idalet Burgos) #"Volver A Volar" – 3:46 (Eduardo Reyes, Alejandro Montalbán) #"Magia" – 3:46 (featuring Stalin) (The Wizard) #"Luces De Neon" – 3:23 (Eduardo Reyes, Alejandro Montalbán) #"Mirame Bailando" – 3:30 (Eduardo Reyes) #"Mas Si Regresas" – 3:57 (James Stevens-Arce) #"Pidelo De Corazon" – 4:09 (Omar Alfanno) #"Fuego De Pasion" – 3:55 (Ruco Gandía) #" Jerigonza" – 3:57 (featuring

) (Dayanara Torres, María D'Lourdes, Eduardo Reyes) #"Disparame Tu Amor" – 3:55 (The Wizard) #"Amarilli Mia Bella" – 3:10 (

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) ;Bonus tracks

"Antifaz Blue Eyes remix" – 6:31 (Idalet Burgos)
"Antifaz New York club remix" – 5:46 (Idalet Burgos)

Personnel

*Vocals:

*Featuring:

, Stalin *Trumpet: Gustavo López *Trombone: Gamalier González *Guitar: David Canals and Eduardo Reyes *Background vocals: María D'Lourdes, David Canals, Marissa Alemán, Laura Reyes, Claudia Heredia, Miguel Omar Reyes and Julie Ann del Río

Production

*Musical production, arranger and programmer: Eduardo Reyes *Additional production: DJ Sugar Kid *Special collaboration: Gilberto Luciano *Executive producers: Arturo F. Díaz and Don Stockwell *Graphics design: Yania Olabarrieta *Photographer: Eduardo Pérez *Manager: Heather Rasch *Management: Ooh La La Entertainment

References

{{Authority control 1998 debut albums Latin pop albums Sony Discos albums