Sueños en tránsito

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Sueños en tránsito
Nicole's studio album

Publication
(s)

June 19, 1997

admission

1997

Label (s) RCA / BMG

Format (s)

CD, Downloaded, Enhanced CD

Genre (s)

Pop , pop-rock , electronic music

Title (number)

12

running time

39:08

occupation Nicole, Andrés Sylleros, Sebastián Piga, Leo García, Sara Ugarte, Claudia Parra, Carola Bony, Gustavo Cerati , Andrés Baeza

production

Gustavo Cerati

Studio (s)

Air Estudios Master ( SCL )
Circus Matrix Studios ( London )
Ray Staff Studios ( London )

chronology
Esperando nada
( 1994 ) 		Sueños en tránsito Grandes éxitos
( 2002 )

Sueños en tránsito ( Spanish : dreams in transit ) is the third studio album by the Chilean singer Nicole . It was released in Chile on June 19, 1997 .

album

The album was positively received by the critics. In particular, her work was classified as very concise compared to the previous albums, whereby Nicole has positioned herself as one of the most important Chilean singers of recent times. Together with Shakira , she has proven to be one of the best female artists in Latin America.

  • The first single is Despiértame. With an aggressive look and a languishing voice, Nicole dedicates herself to the musical scene. The song was featured in the hit lists of Chile and various other countries in Latin America.
  • Todo lo que quiero is the second single. Nicole is a "Spider Woman" in the video clip who was nominated for the 1998 MTV Latino.
  • El cuarto sencillo es noche. a romantic ballad, written by the Argentine Leo García, is together with Despiértame the most played song in the disco. Night (En vivo @ SCD Bellavista May 13, 2009, Chile)
  • Sirenas. Selected as the fifth promotional song, is a song inspired by a young lesbian, a friend of Nicole's. There is no video clip for this.

Track list

  1. "Cielos" (4:21)
  2. "Despiértame" (4:00)
  3. "Noche" (2:28)
  4. "Todo lo que quiero" (3:09)
  5. "Sirenas" (5:00)
  6. "Tuve que herirme" (4:32)
  7. "No soy de nadie" (3:12)
  8. "Cuervos" (4:17)
  9. "Amores sin voz" (3:30)
  10. "Pie lunar" (3:25)
  11. "Lunas" (2:24)
  12. "Verte reir" (2:34)

Story / anecdotes

At the end of 1996 the singer planned to create songs together with the musician Andrés Sylleros in order to have them reserved as demos for a new album. Nicole needed a music producer and decided to call Gustavo Cerati personally while he was in Chile; the musician accepted immediately.

During January 1997 the sound engineer Guillermo Ugarte (ex-member of the electronics group Los Mismos), Gustavo Cerati, Nicole and Sylleros worked in the studio Master de Santiago to bring the album into shape. In April of the same year it was mastered in London.

Sueños en Tránsito was published on June 19, 1997 by BMG. Pop-rock style, with hints of techno and very electronic, it had a sound that sounded very progressive at the time of its release.

Later there was a limited version of the album, a multimedia album or an enhanced CD of the album, which contained images of the album, videos, photos, exclusive material, a press archive and more.

Achievements and Awards

  • The first single “Despiértame” reached number one on the radio in Chile, Paraguay, Mexico and Peru.
  • “Despiértame” reached MTV's Top 20.
  • The first MTV award “Mejor Interpretación Femenina en Video” (Best Female Interpretation in Video) went to Nicole, who received it as the first female singer.
  • She also received the APES mejor video award (best video).
  • The readers of the daily La Tercera voted in a survey in the subway “Sueños en Tránsito” as the best Chilean albums of the year, ahead of “Fome” by Los Tres and “El Resplandor” by Carlos Cabezas.
  • Nomination for the MTV Award “Mejor Interpretación Femenina en Video” for “Todo lo Que Quiero”, the second single on the album.
  • Gold record in Chile for more than 15 thousand copies sold.
  • Nicole performed live at the Paraguay Rock and Pop Festival.
  • Nicole made an appearance at Hard Rock de Buenos Aires.
  • Platinum record in Chile for more than 25,000 copies of “Sueños en Tránsito” sold
  • In 2006 Nicole was honored as a door to gay culture for her song Sirenas, which is featured on the album.

Versions

The album "Sueños en Tránsito" is available in two versions:

  • Standard version
  • Enhanced CD Version (interactive multimedia CD)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Instrumental version.
  2. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Nicole-Despi%C3%A9rtame/release/1045530
  3. ↑ http://elviajesonico.blogspot.com/2010/08/nicole-despiertame-1997.html
  4. ↑ http://www.cooperativa.cl/nicole-sera-distinguida-por-su-aporte-a-la-cultura-gay/prontus_nots/2006-07-03/164223.html
  5. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Nicole-Sue%C3%B1os-En-Tr%C3%A1nsito/release/2210950
  6. ↑ http://www.discogs.com/Nicole-Sue%C3%B1os-En-Tr%C3%A1nsito/release/2758391