Bandido (Miguel Bosé album)

Bandido (English: Bandit) is the seventh studio album by Spanish singer Miguel Bosé (his last with CBS). Bandido was successful in Spain and South America, and you see the new birth of Bosé.

Bandido
Studio album by
Released1984
Recorded1984
GenrePop
Length43:12
LabelCBS/Sony
ProducerRoberto Colombo
Miguel Bosé chronology
Made In Spain
(1983)
Bandido
(1984)
Salamandra
(1986)
Singles from Bandido
  1. "Sevilla"
  2. "Amante Bandido"
  3. "Lento"

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Abrir Y Cerrar"
  • Piero Ameli
  • Miguel Bosé
  • Roberto Colombo
5:02
2."Horizonte De Las Estrellas"
  • Massimo Schiappadori
  • Bosé
  • Roberto Battaglia
  • R. Colombo
4:15
3."Amante Bandido"
  • P. Ameli
  • Bosé
  • Sergio Cossu
4:24
4."Fiesta Siberiana"
  • P. Ameli
  • Bosé
  • S. Cossu
3:30
5."South Of The Sahara"
  • Claudio D'onofrio
  • Giorgio Vanni
  • Peter Hammill
  • R. Colombo
  • S. Cossu
4:33
6."Sevilla"
  • Bosé
  • S. Cossu
4:45
7."Y Fue"
  • C. D'Onofrio
  • G. Vanni
  • M. Schiappadori
  • Bosé
  • R. Battaglia
4:08
8."Lento"
  • P. Ameli
  • Bosé
  • R. Colombo
4:32
9."Esclavo De Tús Ojos"
  • M. Schiappadori
  • Bosé
  • R. Battaglia
4:06
10."Domine Mundi"
  • P. Hammill
  • Riccardo Giagni
3:48
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