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"Cuándo Volverás" is a song recorded by
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group Aventura. It served as the group's debut single from their debut album '' Generation Next'' (1999). The song reached big recognition in many Spanish-speaking countries and among the
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, reaching number six in Italy, after its release in 2004. There is a fully Spanish version and a
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( English and
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) version of this song.


Background

The song was originally recorded back in 1995 for their album '' Trampa de Amor'' back when they were called Los Tinellers. This version was more traditional
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based. Four years later, the modern version and the
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version was released for their debut album, '' Generation Next''.


In multiple albums

Besides being in '' Trampa de Amor'', '' Generation Next'', 3 live albums, and multiple compilation albums, the song is also included in the second studio album, '' We Broke the Rules''. as a replacement for "Perdi El Control". It is also part of to two special editions of their third studio album, '' Love & Hate''. The 2004 special edition, which was exclusively for
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, featured the
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version and a 2004 edited version. The 2005 special edition, which was exclusively for
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, had the
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version and a dance remix of the song.


Music video

The music video of "Cuándo Volverás" was shot in New York where Aventura appears to try to sneak in a studio after a female police officer doesn't let them go in.


Charts


References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Cuando volveras 1995 songs 1999 debut singles 2004 singles Aventura (band) songs Songs written by Romeo Santos Songs in Spanish