Los últimos héroes
Los Últimos Héroes (1989) is Menudo's 28th album (19th in Spanish). Produced and recorded in Caracas, Venezuela, by Willie Croes (producer and husband of Brazilian-singer Elisa Rego).
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| Released | April 18 1989 | |||
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It features Sergio Blass, Rubén Gómez, Angelo García, Robert Avellanet, and new member Rawy Torres replacing Ricky Martin. This was also the name used by these members years later to reunite for a series of concerts in Puerto Rico and the rest of Latin America in 2005.
Track list
- Los Últimos Héroes (Sergio Blass) (Carlos Lara)
- Sin Tu Amor (Ruben Gomez) (Juan Carlos Pérez Soto)
- Por Primera Vez (Rawy Torres) (Fernando Osorio)
- Qué Pena (Robert Avellanet) (Fernando Osorio)
- Giro (Angelo Garcia) (Juan Carlos Pérez Soto)
- Viejos Amigos (Rawy Torres) (Carlos Lara)
- Ahora Sé (Robert Avellanet) (Fernando Osorio)
- Déjenme Pasar (Sergio Blass) (Fernando Osorio)
- No volverá a ocurrir (Angelo Garcia) (Jesús Monarrez)
- Ven Y Enséñame (Ruben Gomez) (Fernando Osorio)
Reissued in 2004 to contain remixes of "Los Últimos Héroes" when the group reunited for a reunion tour of Puerto Rico.
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