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THALIA

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Condition: New, UPC: 8869760162272, Publication Date: 12/02/2009, Type: COMPACT DISC, Style: LATIN/LATIN POP,

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tracks

Cosiéndome El Corazón
Enséñame A Vivir
Qué Será De Ti (Como Vai Voce)
Cómo
El Próximo Viernes
Medley (Entre El Mar Y Una Estrella, Piel Morena, No Me Enseñaste, Amor A La Mexicana)
Estoy Enamorado
Equivocada
Brindis
Con La Duda
Cuando Te Beso
Ya Lo Sabía
Mujeres
Concert
Documentary
Photo Gallery

NOTES

"Primera Fila", the first-ever live album of Thalía's two-decade career, is something of a revelation, an "unplugged" acoustic album of mostly new material that is among her best full-length releases to date and certainly the most astonishing.

Recorded in Miami, FL, in front of a small invitation-only audience at the BankUnited Center over the course of two nights on July 29 and 30, 2009, "Primera Fila" finds Thalía performing a 13-song set of mostly new material, plus a greatest-hits medley and a couple choice covers as an encore.

In the end, "Primera Fila" just might be Thalía's most impressive album to date, not only from a musical entertainment standpoint but also in how it showcases her talent as a performer who can deliver the goods outside of a recording studio. If anything, it should silence the naysayers and reestablish Thalía as one of Latin pop's brightest stars. "Primera Fila", the first-ever live album of Thalía's two-decade career, is something of a revelation, an "unplugged" acoustic album of mostly new material that is among her best full-length releases to date and certainly the most astonishing.

Recorded in Miami, FL, in front of a small invitation-only audience at the BankUnited Center over the course of two nights on July 29 and 30, 2009, "Primera Fila" finds Thalía performing a 13-song set of mostly new material, plus a greatest-hits medley and a couple choice covers as an encore.

In the end, "Primera Fila" just might be Thalía's most impressive album to date, not only from a musical entertainment standpoint but also in how it showcases her talent as a performer who can deliver the goods outside of a recording studio. If anything, it should silence the naysayers and reestablish Thalía as one of Latin pop's brightest stars.