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{{Infobox album
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| name = En Vivo
{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
| Name = En Vivo
| type = [[Live album]]
| Type = [[Live album]]
| artist = [[Manuel Mijares|Mijares]]
| Artist = [[Manuel Mijares|Mijares]]
| cover = Envivommijares.jpg
| Cover = Envivommijares.jpg
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| released = {{Start date|2002|2|5|df=y}}
| Released = 5 February 1990
| Recorded = 27 & 28 January 2001
| recorded = 27 & 28 January 2001
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| venue =
| Genre = [[Pop music|Pop]]<br>[[Concert]]
| Length =
| studio =
| Label = [[Universal Music Group|Universal Latino]]
| genre = [[Pop music|Pop]]<br>[[Concert]]
| length =
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| Director = Elizabeth González
| label = [[Universal Music Group|Universal Latino]]
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| Reviews =
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| director = Elizabeth González
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| Last album = ''[[Historias de un Amor]]''<br>(2000)
| producer =
| This album = '''''En Vivo'''''<br>(2001)
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| prev_title = [[Historias de un Amor]]
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| Next album = ''[[Dulce Veneno]]''<br>(2002)
| prev_year = 2000
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| next_title = [[Dulce Veneno]]
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'''''En Vivo''''' (English: '''''Live''''') is the second live album by Mexican pop singer '''[[Manuel Mijares|Mijares]]'''. This album was released on 2001 and it was produced by Manuel Mijares himself. It's kind of collection of his greatest hits. His special guest was his [[Lucero (actress)|wife]]. This concert was recorded in the [[National Auditorium|Auditorio Nacional]] of Mexico City between January 27/28, 2001.<small>[http://www.untiempopararecordar.com/?p=4416]</small>
'''''En Vivo''''' (English: '''''Live''''') is the second live album by Mexican pop singer '''[[Manuel Mijares|Mijares]]'''. This album was released in 2002 and it was produced by Manuel Mijares himself. It's kind of collection of his greatest hits. His special guest was his [[Lucero (actress)|wife]]. This concert was recorded in the [[National Auditorium|Auditorio Nacional]] of Mexico City between January 27/28, 2001.<small>[http://www.untiempopararecordar.com/?p=4416]</small>


==Track listing==
==Track listing==
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Because of this disc, '''Mijares''' and '''[[Universal Music Group]]''' received a lawsuit from [[EMI|EMI Music]], since EMI stated that they had to receive the royalties from the old songs that Mijares recorded when he was with them. The lawsuit never proceeded and it was canceled.
Because of this disc, '''Mijares''' and '''[[Universal Music Group]]''' received a lawsuit from [[EMI|EMI Music]], since EMI stated that they had to receive the royalties from the old songs that Mijares recorded when he was with them. The lawsuit never proceeded and it was canceled.


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Latest revision as of 21:55, 1 May 2023

En Vivo
Live album by
Mijares
Released5 February 2002 (2002-02-05)
Recorded27 & 28 January 2001
GenrePop
Concert
LabelUniversal Latino
DirectorElizabeth González
Mijares chronology
Historias de un Amor
(2000) 		En Vivo
(2002) 		Dulce Veneno
(2002)

En Vivo (English: Live) is the second live album by Mexican pop singer Mijares. This album was released in 2002 and it was produced by Manuel Mijares himself. It's kind of collection of his greatest hits. His special guest was his wife. This concert was recorded in the Auditorio Nacional of Mexico City between January 27/28, 2001.[1]

Track listing

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Tracks[2]:

  1. No Se Murió el Amor
  2. Corazón Salvaje
  3. Que Nada Nos Separe
  4. Popurri: Tan Solo/Me Acordaré de Ti/Siempre
  5. Bella
  6. Bonita
  7. El Breve Espacio
  8. Te Extraño
  9. Soldado del Amor
  10. Cuando Me Vaya
  11. No Hace Falta
  12. Para Amarnos Más
  13. El Privilegio de Amar (feat. Lucero)
  14. Uno Entre Mil

Controversy

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Because of this disc, Mijares and Universal Music Group received a lawsuit from EMI Music, since EMI stated that they had to receive the royalties from the old songs that Mijares recorded when he was with them. The lawsuit never proceeded and it was canceled.

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