Lo Último que Hable Ayer
2005 studio album by Líbido
Lo Último que Hable Ayer | ||||
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Studio album by Líbido | ||||
Released | 2005 | |||
Studio | Circo Beat Studios (Buenos Aires, Argentina) | |||
Genre | Pop rock | |||
Language | Spanish | |||
Label | Circus Music[1] | |||
Producer | Duane Baron | |||
Líbido chronology | ||||
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Singles from Lo Último que Hable Ayer | ||||
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Lo Último que Hable Ayer (The Last Thing I Talked About Yesterday) is the fourth studio album by the rock band Libido,[2] following the departure of original drummer Jeffry Fischman, who was replaced by Ivan Mindreau.
Track listing
No. | Title | Writer(s) | Length |
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1. | "Lo último que hable ayer" | Antonio Jauregui | |
2. | "Nicotina" | Antonio Jauregui / Salim Vera | |
3. | "Lonely" | Antonio Jauregui / Salim Vera | |
4. | "Voy a continuar" | Antonio Jauregui | |
5. | "Culpable" | Antonio Jauregui | |
6. | "Mabel" | Manolo Hidalgo | |
7. | "Fantasma" | Manolo Hidalgo/Antonio Jauregui | |
8. | "Mas rápido" | Manolo Hidalgo | |
9. | "Un nuevo juego" | AntonAntonio Jauregui / Salim Vera | |
10. | "El camino(Qosqo)" | Manolo Hidalgo |
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