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Desnudo (Naked) is eight studio album recorded by Mexican performer Emmanuel. It was released by RCA Ariola in 1986 (see 1986 in music). The album was also released in the United States under the title Solo with different cover art, and this version was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Performance.[1]

This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. (September 2015)

Desnudo
Studio album by Emmanuel
Released	1986 (1986)
Recorded	1985-1986
Studio	Sintonía Studios Hispavox Torresonido (Madrid, Spain) Livingston Studios (London, England, United Kingdom)
Genre	Latin pop (80's)
Length	39:06
Label	RCA Ariola
Producer	Juan Carlos Calderón
Emmanuel chronology
Emmanuel (1984) Desnudo (1986) Entre Lunas (1988)

The album included his cover of the Italian pop song, "Tutta la vita," retitled "Toda la vida." The song was Emmanuel's biggest hit of the 1980s, and still remains one of his most popular songs, as well as one of his personal favorites. When it went to #1, it had the distinction of nudging another Spanish version of the song by Cuban singer Franco out of the top spot. He also had a lesser hit with the song "No Te Quites la Ropa."

Track listing

1. "Con Que Derecho"
2. "No Te Quites La Ropa"
3. "Mujer De Tantos Hombres"
4. "Luces De Bohemia Para Elisa"
5. "Toda La Vida"
6. "Es Mi Mujer"
7. "Enfrentarnos De Nuevo A La Vida"
8. "Rayo De Luna"
9. "Solo"
10. "Que Largo Fin De Semana"

See also

• List of number-one Billboard Latin Pop Albums from the 1980s

References

На других языках

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- [en] Desnudo

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[es] Desnudo (álbum de Emmanuel)

Desnudo es el título del octavo álbum de estudio grabado por el intérprete mexicano Emmanuel. Fue lanzado al mercado bajo el sello discográfico RCA Ariola a finales de 1986. El álbum fue lanzado en los Estados Unidos bajo el título de Solo. En esta producción discográfica trabaja por primera vez por el compositor y productor musical español Juan Carlos Calderón. El álbum fue nominado para un Premios Grammy a la Mejor Interpretación de Pop Latino en la 30°. edición anual de los Premios Grammy, celebrada el miércoles 2 de marzo de 1988, pero finalmente perdió contra Un hombre solo de Julio Iglesias.[1]

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