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Rocio Durcal for Best Performance Grammy!

M.Gamez | San Diego, CA United States | 11/06/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Although not as extensive as her previous live album; what the other lacked is certainly made up in this cd, which includes new renditions of Amor Eterno and Costumbres including new favorites like Sombras...Nada Mas and Infiel. The real treasure here is the interaction between her Mariachi and audience. This album is sure to have much praise from critics and fans alike. With a picture book, which includes Rocio in her dressing room and photos in multiple gowns, this is the best live latin cd in years. Other noteworthy songs include: Como han pasado los anos, Jamas te prometi un jardin de rosas and Luz de Luna. Includes two new songs. Sound: A+ Album: A-"

Excellent, but too short

Orlando Martinez | Orlando, FL, USA | 08/01/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I'm one of Rocio Durcal's biggest fan...and actually saw this concert when she stopped in Miami. The sound is excellent and her voice is as good or better, but they cut have of the concert greats like: "Quedate conmigo esta noche", "La gata bajo la lluvia", "Vestida de blanco", "La guirnalda", "Fue un placer conocerte" and a couple more. That concert was worth to be recorded entirely...you'll never get tired of listening to it."

What a blatant lie form the artist and label

Luis A | Puebla, Mexico | 07/25/2004

(3 out of 5 stars)

"A very good album, I highly recommend it. However, when you buy this cd bear in mind that you are not buying what the label and artist say you are. They claim this is part of a live concert recorded on september 19, 2002 in Mexico City. That's a blatant lie. Just watch the dvd, which was made from the same concert that this cd was to be recorded from, and you'll see (or rather hear) the difference. Obviously the 14 songs included in the cd that are supposed to be from the concert WERE ACTUALLY RECORDED IN A STUDIO and then mixed with the applause taken from the concert in order to make them sound like a live recording. Check out songs such as Infiel, Desaires and Por que te quiero in both the cd and dvd and you'll se what I mean. Not to mention Costumbres and Amor Eterno, which appear with entirely different arrangements in the cd and dvd. More over, the credits in the cd state that all the musical arrangements were made by the late Bebu Silvetti, whereas the DVD credits don't even mention him. Don't be fooled by this cd. It's great, but it's not a live recording. This is also the answer to those who wonder why they cut off nearly half of the concert in the cd."