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Nuestro Amor CD
Solido Solido Nuestro Amor Songs | 1. | Muero |
| 2. | No Te Supe Querer |
| 3. | Frente A Frente |
| 4. | Nuestro Amor |
| 5. | Una Rosa |
| 6. | Y Olvidar |
| 7. | Ahora Resulta |
| 8. | Dejame |
| 9. | Quisiera Poder Olvidarme De Ti |
| 10. | La Hice Llorar |
| 11. | En Mi Oracion |
| 12. | Soņador |
| 13. | Es En Vano Quererla |
| 14. | Me Vuelve Hacer Daņo |
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Nuestro Amor Music Review Average Rating: (4.2 out of 5 stars)   amazing
this cd album is simply the best of solido records, can´t wait for the next album
Submitted by juanquerendon (ciudad victoria, tamaulipas, mx)
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the best
This cd is the best of solido´s discografy...simply awesome
Submitted by juanquerendon ("ciudad victoria, tamaulipas, mexico)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  solido at its best!!!
well worth the wait,18 months since the last album,
these guy are very innovative check out track#4
Submitted by sayansulay (Maimi,FL,USA)
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its allright
the first two are good and 11-13 oh and #9 is a tight song so i guess its a deacent cd but not the best
Submitted by El Chavo (Oak Meadow,Tx)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Best cd
probably the best one they have made
Submitted by vicente (phx,az)
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NADIE COMO TU won the 2002 Grammy Award for Best Tejano Album.
Solido follows its first 2001 Grammy-nominated effort with this entry in the Grammy stakes, an accomplished collection of impeccably arranged Norteno songs. The title track is an up-tempo ballad, while "Nada Me Explique Mas" is a more stately but no less percussive affair, complete with the band's trademark tight harmonies.
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