Roxette - Baladas En Espanol

Roxette is a Swedish pop-rock duo, consisting of Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle.

Roxette is among the top bands in worldwide sales and fame, brandishing a simple blend of pop with a slight edge and occasional hints of dance. The group claims such influences as The Beatles, Blondie, new-wave music, Joni Mitchell, and Aretha Franklin.

In 1991, Roxette performances could fill an arena with tens of thousands of fans in places as diverse as Buenos Aires, Frankfurt, Mexico City, Montevideo, Paris, Rome, Lima, Santiago de Chile, Stockholm, and Sydney. The 1992 release Tourism: Songs from Studios, Stages, Hotelrooms & Other Strange Places, with a recording of audience members singing along to the tune of the group's biggest hit, "It Must Have Been Love", exemplifies Roxette's temporary but impressive hold.

Roxette have worldwide sales of 75 million copies of its albums and singles.[citation needed]

Roxette had four US No. 1 singles, two No. 2 singles and a few other Top 40 peaks until falling out of sight of the Hot 100 in 1994. Even so, by that token, Roxette can be considered a highly successful singles act. The group has been certified by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) with two platinum albums - 1988's Look Sharp! (released in the U.S. in 1989) and 1991's Joyride - and two gold singles - "The Look" and "It Must Have Been Love."

Roxette's success was even bigger in Europe and South America, where their number of Top 10 hits was higher and continued after their decrease in the US in 1992. Each of their 7 studio albums as well as their several "Best of" CDs received gold, platinum or multi-platinum status in Europe and Latin-America where Roxette remain successful until today.


track list:
01 Un Día Sin Tí
02 Crash! Boom! Bang!
03 Directamente A Tí
04 No Se Si Es Amor
05 Cuanto Lo Siento
06 Tímida
07 Habla El Corazón
08 Como La Lluvia En El Cristal
09 Soy Una Mujer
10 Quiero Ser Como Tú
11 Una Reyna Va Detras De Un Rey
12 El Día Del Amor

download : Part I, Part II