La Prosperidad

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
La Prosperidad
Falv4.jpg
Studio album by
Released2002
RecordedDigitec, San Juan, PR
Alfa Recording, San Juan, PR
GenreRock en español
Length??:??
LabelLuar Music
JORIPATIPE
ProducerFiel a la Vega
Fiel a la Vega chronology
El Concierto Sinfónico
(2001)
La Prosperidad
(2002)
Desde el Comienzo: 1994–2004
(2005)
Singles from 'La Prosperidad'
  1. "Hay Que Edificar"
    Released: November, 2002
  2. "A Quien Pueda Interesar"
    Released: January, 2003
  3. "Maniqueismo"
    Released: May, 2003

La Prosperidad is the fourth studio album released by the rock en español band Fiel a la Vega. It was released independently in 2002.

The lead guitarist Ricky Laureano takes a more prominent role, writing four songs, and co-writing another three with the singer Tito Auger. Laureano sings lead vocals on all of his four songs.

Track listing[]

All songs written by Tito Auger, except where noted.

  1. "La Prosperidad"
  2. "Hay Que Edificar" (Laureano)
  3. "Maniqueismo" (Auger, Laureano)
  4. "A Quien Pueda Interesar"
  5. "Croatto"
  6. "Tu y Mi Ciudad"
  7. "Necesarios son los Sueños" (Laureano)
  8. "Del Siglo XXI a Washington"
  9. "Que Razón te Llevaré"
  10. "Encontrarte es una Historia que Hoy Deberían Publicar" (Laureano)
  11. "El Asunto: Salcedo Sigue Siendo Mortal" (Auger, Laureano)
  12. "No Tan Atractiva Verdad" (Auger, Laureano)
  13. "Algunos Deseos"
  14. "Incorporado" (Laureano)
  15. "Banderas"

Song meanings[]

  • Auger wrote "Croatto" in honor of the singer Tony Croatto, one of his influences. Four years later, after Croatto's death, Auger sang the song in a concert in his memory.
  • Laureano wrote and dedicated "Encontrarte es una Historia que Hoy Deberían Publicar" to his wife, while Auger wrote and dedicated "Tu y Mi Ciudad" to his.
  • "El Asunto: Salcedo Sigue Siendo Mortal" is a reference to the Spaniard Diego Salcedo's drowning at the hands of the Taíno Indians of the island.
  • "Banderas" stemmed from some controversies that arose on the island concerning the use of national flags, and the division caused by the Navy-Vieques protests.

Personnel[]

Recording[]

  • Luar Music - executive producer
  • Recorded at Digitec, San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Alfa Recording, San Juan, from March to October, 2002, by Gerardo López.
  • Additional recordings by Carlos Cruz
  • Assistant - Tito Peña (Alfa Recording) and Luis Burgos (Digitec)
  • Mastered at Masterdisk, New York City, by Leon Zervos.
Retrieved from ""