Turmalina (album)

Turmalina is the third (and to date, last) album by Uruguayan singer and actress Natalia Oreiro.

Turmalina
Studio album by
Natalia Oreiro
ReleasedJune 1, 2002
RecordedJanuary–May 2002 (Buenos Aires (Argentina), Miami, Florida (US), Montevideo (Uruguay)
GenreLatin pop, Pop rock
Length39:34
LanguageSpanish
LabelBMG Ariola Argentina,
Sony BMG Czech Republic (Turmalina Kachorra Edition)
ProducerKike Santander, Andrés Múnera, Fernando "Toby" Tobón, Daniel Betancourt, José Gaviria, Jaime Roos
Natalia Oreiro chronology
Tu Veneno
(2000)		 Turmalina
(2002)
Turmalina Kachorra Edition
Turmalina Kachorra Edition Cover
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Allmusic[1]

Background and production

Turmalina was produced by Latin maker Kike Santander and reflects and important step forward in Natalia Oreiro's musical career. The album was recorded in US, in the middle of the artist's worldwide tour. Natalia travelled with her musicians from Russia to Miami, from Miami to Prague, from Prague to Bucarest, from Bucarest to Miami for several months. Turmalina is a combination of rhythms such as rock, pop and some sort of reminiscent of the 70's and 80's sounds. It also combines murga, candombe and ballads. Everything carefully followed by guitar and percussion arrangements specially made by Uruguayan talent Jaime Roos.

On this album, Oreiro write and composed the songs: "Alas de libertad" (Wings of freedom), which is inspired by kids she met some time ago in the city of Jujuy, Argentina; "Mar" (Sea) tells the love story between a sailor and his girlfriend. Natalia also contributed to the lyrics of "Cayendo" (Falling) and "Caprichos" (Whims).

"Que Digan Lo Que Quieran" (Let Them Say What They Want) is Turmalina's first single. "Cuesta arriba, cuesta abajo" is the song related to the soap opera "Runaway Lady". The album had a simultaneous release in Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, Czech Republic, Russia, Hungary, Greece, Romania, Israel and Korea. Nearly 1.800.000 copies of this album have been sold worldwide.

Track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."No Soporto"
  • Andrés Múnera
  • Fernando "Toby" Tobón
3:27
2."Que Digan lo que Quieran"K. Santander
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
3:55
3."Amor Fatal"
  • José Luis Arroyave
  • Giovani Correa
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
3:07
4."Alas de Libertad"
  • Natalia Oreiro
  • Marcelo Wengrovsky
  • K. Santander
  • Daniel Betancourt
4:12
5."Canto Canto"
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
3:08
6."Cayendo"
  • Oreiro
  • José Gaviria
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
3:08
7."Por Verte Otra Vez"K. Santander
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
3:27
8."Cuesta Arriba, Cuesta Abajo"
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
  • Gaviria
3:41
9."No Va Más"
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
3:14
10."Pasión Celeste"
  • Roos
3:39
11."Mar"Oreiro
  • K. Santander
  • Múnera
  • Tobón
4:30
Total length:39:34
Kachorra edition enhanced CD bonus video
No.TitleDirectorLength
12."Que Digan lo que Quieran" (music video)Nahuel Lerena4:52

Personnel

Credits for Turmalina adapted from Allmusic:[2]

  • Cristian Algañaraz – Engineer
  • Amadeo Alvarez – Production Assistant
  • Marcelo Añez – Engineer
  • Daniel Báez – Engineer
  • Mariano Barroso – Tambourine
  • David Betancourt – Arranger, engineer, Keyboard Programming, producer
  • Brendan Buckley – Bateria
  • Ed Calle – Direcccion de Cuerdas, Guest Artist
  • Coti – Composer
  • Mike Couzzi – Engineer
  • Tulio Cremisini – Composer
  • Mike Fuller – Mastering
  • Claudia Garcia – Coros
  • José Gaviria – Arranger, composer, Coros, producer
  • Martín Ibarburu – drums
  • Jacqueline – Coro
  • Juanes – Engineer
  • Brian Kraz – Production Assistant
  • Jose Lopera – drums
  • Juan Cristobal Losada – Engineer
  • Sergio Minski – Producer, Production Coordination
  • Andrés Múnera – Arranger, Cuerda, engineer, Keyboard Programming, producer, Programming
  • Alfredo Oliva – Concert Comedienne
  • Natalia Oreiro – Artistic Director, composer, lead Artist
  • Catalina Rodríguez – Coros
  • Jaime Roos – Arranger, composer, engineer, Guitar (Bass), producer
  • Manuel Sanchez – Engineer
  • Kike Santander – Arranger, composer, Executive Producer, producer
  • Richard Serotta – Production Assistant
  • Andrés Felipe Silva – Executive Director
  • Fernando Tobon – Arranger, Bajo Sexto, Guitar, Guitar (Bass), Guitar (Electroacoustic), producer
  • Juan Jose Virviescas – Engineer

Charts
Year Single Chart position
Polonia Argentina Russia Czech Espana
2002 Cuesta Arriba, Cuesta Abajo #17 #19 #1 #11 #15
Que Digan Lo Que Quieran #2 #1 #1 #5 #5

Release history
Region Date Label
June 1, 2002 Argentina BMG Ariola Argentina
October 13, 2003 Czech Republic Sony BMG Czech Republic
gollark: This is entirely* serious.
gollark: I have lots of server administration experience from the test server I co-manage with about 450 bots and 25ish non-bot members.
gollark: I've only been here for a few days and have had not very much activity, so I'd like to apply to be the new server owner.
gollark: The big high-core-count EPYC CPUs?
gollark: Presumably it would just use multiple chips.

References
  1. Bonacich, Drago. Turmalina at AllMusic
  2. "Turmalina – Natalia Oreiro – Credits". AllMusic.
  1. Natalia Oreiro Official Site
This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.