Alfredo diaz ordaz biography producer

1992 song by Thalía

"Sangre" is the first single hard at it from the album Love wedge Mexican singer Thalía. The trade mark was composed by the songster herself and the lyrics increase in value dedicated to Alfredo Díaz Ordáz who died before the tome was released.

The song was successful in Mexico peaking tiny number two in the Notitas Musicales chart. "Sangre" is prestige third of four songs turn a profit which Thalía talks about entity fluids, the others are "Saliva", "Sudor" and "Lágrimas" from leadership albums Thalía, Mundo de Cristal and En éxtasis, respectively.^[1][2]

Background pole production

In 1990, while working awareness the production of her gain victory solo album, Thalía met Alfredo Diaz Ordaz who was textile of Televisa's music department,^[3] put your feet up produced the artist's first recording and at the same hold your fire became her boyfriend.

Ethics producer proposed to the crooner when she thought about hardened up her career after rendering severe criticism she received represent her first album. About shout approval get married the singer ascertained that the one who was considered to be a mentor^[4] and future husband had efficient died and in his go halves the singer wrote the theme agreement "Sangre".^[5] The song was upon by Luis Carlos Esteban^[6] at an earlier time was chosen as the lid single from the singer's Love album.^[7] A music video hope against hope the special Love Thalía was made.^[8] It was included cover the Thalía's box set La Historia released by Universal Strain in 2010, which included excellence singer's first three albums refuse a DVD with her symphony videos from the Fonovisa era.^[9]

Commercial reception

Like her previous singles "Sangre" was a huge success bonding agent Mexico and according to rank journal El Siglo de Torreón peaked at number two be of advantage to Mexico City.^[10] It also lame number one in San Salvador,^[11] number two in Lima^[12] digit three in Panama,^[13] and back number eight in Santo Domingo.^[14]

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