Bad Girls (Mónica Naranjo album)

Bad Girls is the fifth studio album and first English-language album by Spanish recording artist Mónica Naranjo, it was recorded between 2000 and 2002, and released through Epic Records (Sony) on November 11, 2002.[1] The album is marked as a promotional album - it is not considered an official CD from Mónica's discography and it is no longer available.[2]

Bad Girls
Studio album by Mónica Naranjo
Released	November 11, 2002 (2002-11-11)
Recorded	2000-2002
Genre	Latin Pop Dance House Techno Disco
Label	Epic Records Sony BMG
Producer	Gregg Alexander Louis Biancaniello Rich E. Blaze Giulia Fasolino Alfredo Golino Khris Kellow Paul Meehan Gary Miller Brian Rawling Cristóbal Sansano Graham Stack Diane Warren Sam Watters Bruno Zuchetti
Mónica Naranjo chronology
Grandes Éxitos (2002) Bad Girls (2002) Colección Privada (2005)
Singles from Bad Girls
"I Ain't Gonna Cry" Released: 2002

Recording and background

The album is the English-language version of her previous album Chicas Malas (2001). The album was originally planned to be released on March 2003,[3] months after the release of Chicas Malas, later, the date was moved to September 2003,[4] finally the album was released on November 11, 2003.[1] This CD was sold only in Spain (as a gift to her fans) through her website,[4] and Greece, the album was set to be released in the United States and Europe, but the release was cancelled.[5] The radio remix by Steelworks of "I Ain't Gonna Cry" (English version of "No Voy a Llorar") was released as the first and only single from the album.[5]

Five years after it was recorded, the album was finally released in the United States on May 9, 2006.[6] Although the English-language versions of the ballads "De Qué Me Sirve Ya" ("Let The Love Begin") and "Lágrimas de Escarcha" ("If You Say You Love Me") were recorded, in order to be more danceable and commercial album, neither of the songs were included on the album's final track listing but remained unreleased until 2005, when both songs were released through her website.[7]

Track listing

Bad Girls — Standard Edition

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Spanish version	Length
1.	"I Ain't Gonna Cry (Steelworks Mix Radio Edit)"	Mónica Naranjo, John Reid, Cliff Masterson		3:59
2.	"Ain't Better Like This" (Edit version)	Gregg Alexander		3:52
3.	"I Don't Wanna Take This"	Naranjo, Giulia Fasolino, Bruno Zucchetti, Anna Gotti	"No Puedo Seguir"	4:28
4.	"What About Love"	Louis Biancaniello, Sam Watters	"Sacrificio"	4:20
5.	"Bad Girls"	Naranjo, Fasolino, Zuchetti, Gotti	"Chicas Malas"	3:55
6.	"If You Leave Me Now (Rawling Mix)"	Naranjo, Reid, Graham Stack		3:25
7.	"I Live For You"	Chris Eaton, Chris Rodriguez	"Yo Vivo en Ti"	4:22
8.	"Love Found Me"	Diane Warren	"No Cambies Nunca"	4:40
9.	"Enamorada (Sub-Urban Mix)"	Richard Darbyshire, Matteo Saggese, Frank Musker, Walter Turbitt		4:16
10.	"I'll Never Run"	Naranjo, Fasolino, Zuchetti	"Libérame"	4:58
11.	"Hot Line"	Naranjo, Reid	"Hot Line"	4:45
12.	"I Ain't Gonna Cry"	Naranjo, Masterson, Reid	"No Voy a Llorar"	4:24
13.	"Bad Girls (Ny Remix)"	Naranjo, Fasolino, Zuchetti, Gotti		3:47

Bad Girls — Bonus CD (Remixes and Special DJ Session)

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
14.	"What About Love (Corky Mix)"	Biancaniello, Watters	3:26
15.	"If You Leave Me Now (Tombah Energy Single Mix)"	Naranjo, Reid, Stack	3:42
16.	"Enamorada (Gypsy English Version Remix)"	Darbyshire, Saggese, Musker, Turbitt	4:11
17.	"Ain't It Better Like This (Rapino Carrera Club Mix)"	Alexander	4:51
18.	"Chicas Malas (Ferrero/Del Moral Single Remix)"	Naranjo, Fasolino, Zuchetti, Gotti	4:10
19.	"I Ain't Gonna Cry (LA Fabrique du Son Weekend Edit Remix Edit)"	Naranjo, Reid, Masterson	4:30
20.	"I Don't Wanna Take This (Ferrero & Del Moral English Batucada Remix)"	Naranjo, Fasolino, Zuchetti, Gotti	4:20
21.	"Weekend Dj Session by Ferrero/Del Moral & Mónica Naranjo"	Naranjo, Alexander, Fasolino, Zuchetti, Gotti, Reid, Masterson	34:15

Personnel

Credits adapted from AllMusic.[8]

Tracie Ackerman - Background vocals Gregg Alexander – Producer, Vocal Programming Robert Band – Assistant, Assistant Engineer Luis Barbería – Background vocals Gary Barlow – Musician, Programming Manny Benito – Adaptation Louis Biancaniello – Composer, Engineer, Keyboards, Mixing, Producer, Programming Marc Blanes – Digital Editing, Engineer Rich E. Blaze – Producer, Programming Jamie Bridges – Assistant Dario Caglioni – Digital Editing, Engineer Natalia Calderón – Background vocals Cesare Chiodo – Bass Ben Coombs – Assistant Engineer Ian Cooper – Mastering Emanuela Cortese – Background vocals Sheilah Cuffy – Background vocals Stefano de Maco – Background vocals Fausto Demetrio – Assistant Engineer Giulia Fasolino – Producer, Background vocals Gina Foster – Background vocals Maurizio Frabrizio – Classical guitar, Orchestra Director Steven Garcia – Assistant Engineer Alfredo Golino – Drums, Producer Juan Gonzalez – Digital Editing, Engineer Ramon Gonzalez – Congas Mary Griffin – Background vocals Isobel Griffiths – Orchestra Contractor Khris Kellow – Producer, Programming

Eliot Kennedy – Musician, Programming Tim Lever – Musician Wally Lopez – Remixing James Loughrey – Engineer, Mixing Mario Lucy – Engineer, Mixing Roberto Maccagno – Digital Editing, Engineer Manuel Machado – Trumpet, Vocals (Background) Avril Mackintosh – Digital Editing, Engineer, Vocal Engineer David Massey – A&R Paul Meehan – Producer Segundo Mijares – Saxophone Gary Miller – Guitar, Keyboards, Mixing, Producer, Programming, Remixing Jordi Mora – Assistant Engineer Pablo del Moral – Remixing Mónica Naranjo – Director, Primary Artist, Vocals (Background) Ali Olmo – Background vocals Mike Percy – Musician Brian Rawling – Producer John Reid – Background vocals Chris Rodriguez – Spanish Guitar Annie Roseberry – A&R Cristóbal Sansano – Director, Executive Producer Graham Stack – Producer Joan Trayter – Mixing Diane Warren – Executive Producer Sam Watters – Engineer, Mixing, Producer, Background vocals Tim Woodcock – Musician, Programming Gavyn Wright – Orchestra Leader Bruno Zuchetti – Arranger, Keyboards, Producer, Programming

Release history

Country	Date	Format	Label
Spain[1]	November 11, 2002	CD	Epic
Greece[9]	February 24, 2003	CD / Cassette
United States[6]	May 9, 2006	CD	Sony BMG
United Kingdom[10]	May 26, 2006

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