Más (More/Most/Plus) is the fifth studio album by Spanish singer-songwriter Alejandro Sanz, it was released by WEA Latina on 9 September 1997. With sales of over 6 million copies worldwide and 2 million in Spain alone, it is one of the best-selling Latin albums and the best-selling album in Spain of all time.
Track listing
Re-release Más (Edición 2006) is the re-release of the album Más containing a CD and DVD. The CD contains 13 tracks and the DVD contains 15 videos.
Track listing CD – 5:22 – 5:04 – 5:46 – 4:48 – 4:52 – 5:09 – 4:50 – 4:47 – 5:36 – 4:44 – 4:11 – 4:41 – 5:22
DVD
Personnel Adapted from the Más liner notes:
Performance credits
Musicians Lele Melotti – drums Elio Rivagli – drums Paolo Costa – bass Alfredo Paixao – bass Saverio Porciello – acoustic guitar Joan Bibiloni – acoustic guitar Ludovico Vagnone – electric guitar Alejandro Sanz – Spanish guitar Vicente Amigo – Spanish guitar Emanuele Ruffinengo – piano, keyboards, programming Roberto Manzin – saxophone Rubem Dantas – percussion Seydu – percussion Lulo Pérez – percussion, trumpet, flugelhorn Sergio Lavandera – saxophone Lázaro Ordóñez – trombone Luca Jurman – chorus Elena Roggero – chorus Paola Repele – chorus Mayte Pizarro – chorus Eva Durán – chorus Pedro Sánchez – chorus
Grupo Folclórico del Coro del Valle – chorus Enrique "Quique" Ansino J. María de Apiazu Israel Ceca Pablo Francés Miguel García Rubén García J. Miguel "Chemi" Ginés Manuel González J. Domingo López Antíoco Llanos Oliver Luna Juan Mínguez
Technical credits
Emanuele Ruffinengo – producer, arrangements, choir arrangements, brass arrangements Miguel Ángel Arenas – producer Pedro Miguel Ledo – production assistant Alejandro Sanz – musical concept Lulo Pérez – brass arrangements Luca Jurman – choir arrangements Jesús Ugalde – photography Jesús López – photography assistant Juanjo Mánez – styling Lola López – styling assistant Yolanda López – make-up Javier Cofiño – hairdressing Rafael Sañudo – art direction, art design David Quiles – image treatment Luca Vittori – recording engineer Fabrizio Facioni – recording engineer Nino Giuffrida – recording engineer Giamba Lizzori – recording engineer Juan Vinader – recording engineer Oscar Claver – recording engineer Renato Cantele – mixing engineer Maurizio Biancani – mixing engineer Antonio Baglio – mastering engineer
Recording, mixing and mastering locations
Excalibur (Milan) – recording Plastic (Rome) – recording Morning (Milan) – recording, mixing Logic (Milan) – mixing Red Led (Madrid) – additional recordings Sintonía (Madrid) – additional recordings Nautilus (Milan) – mastering
Charts
Weekly charts +Weekly chart performance for MásChart (1997–99)Peakposition European Albums (Music & Media)33 Portuguese Albums (AFP) 2Spanish Albums (AFYVE)1scope="row" rowheader=truescope="row" rowheader=truescope="row" rowheader=true
Monthly charts +Monthly chart performance for Más Chart (1997) Peakposition Argentine Albums (CAPIF) 4
Year-end charts +Year-end chart performance for Más Chart (1997) Position Spanish Albums (AFYVE) 1
Chart (1998) Position European Albums (Music & Media) 61 Spanish Albums (AFYVE) 1US Top Latin Albums (Billboard)10US Latin Pop Albums (Billboard)5
Chart (1999) Position Brazilian Albums (Nopem) 41 Spanish Albums (AFYVE) 10US Top Latin Albums (Billboard)44
Sales and certifications
See also List of best-selling albums in Argentina List of best-selling albums in Chile List of best-selling albums in Spain List of best-selling Latin albums
References