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Boleto de Entrada

Second studio album by Kany García, nominated for Latin Grammy and Grammy.

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Boleto De Entrada is the second studio album by Puerto Rican-American singer-songwriter Kany García. Released by Sony Music Latin on September 22, 2009, it reached the top 10 of the United States Latin charts and number one in Puerto Rico. The album received a Latin Grammy nomination for Best Female Pop Vocal Album and a Grammy nomination for Best Latin Pop Album.

Track listing

No.TitleLength
1Felíz2:38
2Hasta Dónde3:13
3Para Volver a Amar3:47
4Eres Tú3:11
5Esta Vida Tuya Y Mía3:48
612 de Noviembre3:14
7Cuando Tú No Estás3:28
8Dime la Verdad3:20
9Mi Dueña3:36
10Hoy3:23
11Adónde Vas3:21
12El Feo / (featuring Tego Calderón)3:26
No.TitleLength
1Felíz2:38
2Hasta Dónde3:13
3Para Volver a Amar3:47
4Eres Tú3:11
5Esta Vida Tuya Y Mía3:48
612 de Noviembre3:14
7Cuando Tú No Estás3:28
8Dime la Verdad3:20
9Mi Dueña3:36
10Hoy3:23
11Adónde Vas3:21
12El Feo / (featuring Tego Calderón)3:26
13Cuando Tú No Estás (Acoustic Version)3:37
14No Quiero Escuchar Un No3:01
15Pensar En Ti2:37

Track listing from the source article.

Album information

García described the album as more pop, rock and soft ballads. She collaborated with Tego Calderón on the ska and rock song "El Feo", about a beautiful girl who falls in love with an ugly man. Some songs were recorded with Latin American instruments including the Puerto Rican cuatro and tiple. The first single "Feliz" has a Latin American and folk style, inspired by an argument with a friend and her travels promoting her previous album.

Reception

Boleto de Entrada received mostly positive reviews. AllMusic noted that García continues to evolve as an artist, mingling melancholy with firestorms and pop with power rock. The review described her as more a Spanish-language pop singer than a Latin popster, incorporating boleros, folk ballads, indie-rock, country balladry, and R&B seduction pieces across the album.

Singles

The lead single "Feliz" was released to radio and as a digital download on July 27, 2009. It debuted at number 50 on Billboard Latin Songs and number 38 on Latin Pop Airplay, later reaching number 15 on Latin Tracks (her first Top 20 there) and number 4 on Latin Pop Airplay (her third Top 10). The second single "Esta Vida Tuya Y Mía" was released on December 14, 2009, charting at number 14 on Latin Pop Airplay (her fourth Top 20) and number 39 on the Latin Song Chart. The third single "Para Volver a Amar" was sent to radio on April 12, 2010, reaching number 21 on US Latin Pop Charts and the top 5 in Puerto Rico.

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