Es navidad is the first EP by reason of holidays of the duet of contemporary Christian music Tercer Cielo. The EP was premiered on 25 November 2008 under label Kasa Productions/Arroyo and a year afterwards on 15 September 2009 published digitally in iTunes with the instrumental tracks of each included song.[1][2]

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After 5 albums from his starts, and that Tercer Cielo already was considered like ones of the best exponents of the Christian music in Spanish, decides to go back to work in something new and a bit more elaborated producing new subjects with this style that distinguished them and did them highlight and project. Beside the record label "Kasa Productions", releases to the market to final November 2008, his first Extend Play titled "Es navidad", with 4 own songs written by Juan Carlos Rodríguez and two songs of other international authors: "María, ¿sabías qué?" by the composers Mark Lowry and Buddy Greene, and the song "Venid y adoremos" of the author Darrell Crowther.[3] This album is also the most interesting for being his first and only production of navidad and at the same time songs of spirit for the new year. Tercer Cielo did not want to expect neither leave happen the year 2008 without launching the disk although all the year was very tightened by the works that left the previous disk Hollywood which carried them by 15 nations in the tour to promote the disk. The songs "Yo amo la navidad" and "Éste es mi año" written by Juan Carlos Rodríguez are full subjects of joy and celebration, with electronic rhythms and acoustic sounds, and "Para niños como yo" interpreted only by Evelyn that it is the raw truth of the poor boys and as they feel in the dates navideñas. Evelyn and Juan Carlos indicated that they recorded the songs during his trips in turn, in hotels, using teams of portable recording whereas other musicians recorded his instruments in other cities via Internet.[4]

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