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Miedo EscenicoDiscographyLa LeyWarner Bros. Records


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2008 studio album by Beto Cuevas













Miedo Escenico
Miedo escenico.jpg

Studio album by
Beto Cuevas

Released23 September 2008
Recorded2007—2008
Genre
Pop/Rock, Alternative rock
Length45:05
LabelWarner Bros.
Producer
Beto Cuevas, Steve Tushar, Aureo Baqueiro

Beto Cuevas chronology







Miedo Escenico
(2008)

Transformación
(2012)

Singles from Miedo Escénico

  1. "Vuelvo"
    Released: August 11, 2008

  2. "Háblame"
    Released: January 13, 2009

  3. "Un Minuto de Silencio"
    Released: December 2009

  4. "El Cínico"
    Released: February 2010


Miedo Escenico is the first solo studio album by the Chilean singer and ex-member of the Chilean rock band La Ley, Beto Cuevas. The album was released in Latin America on 23 September 2008, and in the United States on 30 September 2008 by Warner Brothers.




Contents





  • 1 History


  • 2 Track listing


  • 3 Release history


  • 4 Charts


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links




History


This is Beto Cuevas' first solo album, post-La Ley. La Ley was a successful, Grammy-winning Chilean/Latin American band that Cuevas fronted from 1988 until 2005.
To promote the album, Cuevas, along with his band consisting of musicians Ben Edwards, Lawrence Kats (Mighty Mighty Bosstones), Steve Tushar (Fear Factory) and Brendan Buckley (Shakira),[1] initially toured several venues throughout the United States, followed by a small promotional tour in Argentina and Chile. The song "Vuelvo" was the first single to be launched from the record.


The album was produced by Steve Tushar and Aureo Baqueiro and Beto Cuevas. Beto was also involved in several other aspects of the production, including song-writing, designing of the album artwork and directing the music video for the song Vuelvo.[2]



Track listing


Standard Edition
  1. "Miedo Escenico"

  2. "Vuelvo"

  3. "Un Minuto De Silencio"

  4. "Háblame"

  5. "Are You Sorry?"

  6. "El Cínico"

  7. "No Me Queda Nada de Dinero"

  8. "Algo"

  9. "Tú y Yo"

  10. "La Historia Que Nunca Vamos a Contar"

  11. "Mi Única Verdad"

  12. "Mañana"


Release history








Country
Date

Chile
23 September 2008

Mexico

United States
30 September 2008


Charts






































Chart (2008)
Country
Peak
position
Provider
Sales
Certification

Chilean Albums Chart

Chile
8

IFPI



Mexican Albums Chart

Mexico
11

AMPROFON
30,000


Top Latin Albums

United States
33

Billboard



Top Latin Pop Albums
10



Top Heatseekers
41



Top Heatseekers (Pacific)
4



References




  1. ^ "Beto Cuevas, al margen de La Ley"


  2. ^ "La Ley's Cuevas sets 'Stage' for solo debut.



External links


  • The Official Beto Cuevas Site


  • The Official Beto Cuevas My Space Site







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