Gracias Por Tanto Amor

1. Copla Campesina

2. Gracias Por Tanto Amor

3. Ya No Me Quiere

4. Tercera Maroma

5. Soy Tuyo

6. Celia

7. Corazon Traicionero

8. Que Si Me Duele Tu Adiós

9. Guitarra Nueva

10. De Hoy Hasta Siempre

11. Gracias Raúl

Gracias Por Tanto Amor,Joan Sebastian,Musart,Brazilian Folk,Latin,Mexican

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Average customer rating: gracias Joan Gracias Joan

Gracias Por Tanto Amor Joan Sebastian Manufacturer: Balboa ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Brazil | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music Mexico | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000AFOT Release Date: 1998-06-16

Tracks:

1. Copla Campesina
2. Gracias Por Tanto Amor
3. Ya No Me Quiere
4. La Tercera Maroma
5. Soy Tuyo
6. Celia
7. Corazon Traicionero
8. Que Si Me Duele Tu Adios
9. Guitarra Nueva
10. De Hoy Hasta Siempre - Joan Sebastian/Karen
11. Gracias Raul

Customer Reviews:

gracias Joan.......2001-06-03

This is a very personal CD from Joan Sebastian...he gives us a slice of his life here, and it includes 3 great songs of gratitude: "Gracias por Tanto Amor", which is about a lost love, "Celia", for his mother, and "Gracias Raúl", for Raúl Velasco, who's "Siempre en Domingo" show on television was such a huge help in getting Mexican music and singers a wide audience.

"Copla Campesina" and "La Tercera Maroma" are wonderful songs for dancing, and "Ya no me Quiere" a lovely vals, but all 11 tracks are good, and there's a quality to Joan's voice that I find extremely appealing.

The booklet insert includes lyrics (though hard to read because they're over blue tinted photos), and a marvelous photo of Joan and Sr. Velasco on the back cover.

"Gracias por tanto amor~gracias por existir~gracias por darle el sol~a mi vivir"

Gracias Joan.......2000-12-30

This is a very personal CD from Joan Sebastian, he reveals his heart, and gives us a slice of his life in a way that is not always flattering. It includes 3 great songs of gratitude: "Gracias por Tanto Amor", which is for a lost love, "Celia", for his mother, and probably the best track on the CD, the incredibly melodic "Gracias Raúl", for Raúl Velasco, who's "Siempre en Domingo" show on television was such a huge help in giving Mexican music and its singers a wide audience.

"Copla Campesina" and "La Tercera Maroma" are wonderful songs for dancing, and "Ya no me Quiere" is a lovely vals, but all 11 tracks are good, and there is a quality to Joan's voice that I find extremely appealing.

The booklet includes lyrics (though hard to read as they are over blue tinted photos), and a marvelous photo of Joan with Sr. Velasco on the back cover. "Gracias por tanto amor/ gracias por existir/ gracias por darle el sol/ a mi vivir"

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