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Fantasia o Realidad [Alex Ubago]

Alex Ubago
1 disc

1. Aunque No Te Pueda Ver - (Spanish)
2. Fantasa o Realidad - (Spanish)
3. Dame Tu Aire - (Spanish)
4. Prefiero - (Spanish)
5. Cuanto Antes - (Spanish)
6. Otro Da Ms - (Spanish)
7. All Estar - (Spanish)
8. Despertar - (Spanish)
9. Por Tantas Cosas - (Spanish)
10. Salida - (Spanish)
11. Sin Miedo a Nada
12. Gritos de Esperanza, A
13. Qu Pides T?
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Additional Info

Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 61342
Credits

Producer
Engineer
Personnel: Amaia Montero (vocals); Ludovico Vagnone (guitar, programming); Juan Cerro (guitar); Paolo Costa (bajo sexto); Perry Mason, Warren Zielinski, Mark Berrow, Katherine Shave, Michael McMenemy, Simon Fischer, Catherine Thompson, David Woodcock, Beatrix Lovejoy, Helen Hawthorn, Edward Roberts, Rebecca Hirsch, Tom Bowes, Ian McKinnon, Paul Willey, Christopher Clad, Jaqueline Shave, Jonathan Strange, David Emanuel, Stephen Morris, Patrick Kiernan, Rita Manning, Everton Nelson, Johnathan Rees, Gavyn Wright, Emlyn Singleton, Elizabeth Edwards (violin); Donald McVay, Morgan Goff, Zoe Lake, Kate Wilkinson, Nick Barr, Gustav Clarkson, Peter Lale, Bruce White (viola); Frank Schaefer, Cathy Giles, Jonathan Williams , Robin Firman, Naomi Wright, Caroline Dale, David Jack Daniels , Paul Kegg, Martin Loveday, Anthony Pleeth (cello); Jesus N. Gomez (piano, percussion, programming); Miguel Angel Collado, Victor Reyes (piano, programming); Paddy Lannigan, Simon Benson, Chris Laurence, Mary Scully (double bass).
Audio Mixer: Jesus N. Gomez.
Recording information: CTS Studios, Londres; Doubletronics, Madrid, Spain; Eurosonic, Madrid, Spain.
Photographer: Javier Salas.
Arrangers: Miguel Angel Collado; Jesus N. Gomez; Victor Reyes; Ludovico Vagnone.
This is the follow-up album to Alex Ubago's smash debut, the one that made him a growing star in Spain and Latin America. And for certain if you loved that previous effort, then you will love this one. Alex Ubago visits all the common places for a Latin and romantic singer/songwriter: check "All Estar," "Salida," and "Aunque No Te Pueda Ver." He tries to be politically correct (and concerned) in the song "Fantasa o Realidad," but the result is not very different from a collegian's essay. He's got really good intentions, and he writes his owns songs, which is more than most singers on the Latin pop scene. But of course, that's not all that counts. He needs a crazy spark to separate him from the rest. Maybe it's just a matter of time. ~ Ivn Adaime