Piel a Piel () is the second studio album by Spanish singer Marcos Llunas, released in 1994 by PolyGram Latino. The album was produced and mainly written by Spanish singer-songwriter Juan Carlos Calderón, and was promoted by its lead singles "Guapa", "Mañana" and "La de Siempre". The album sold 80,000 copies in Mexico in 1994
Track listing
Personnel Adapted from the Piel a Piel liner notes:
Performance credits
Marcos Llunas – vocals, arranger Robbie Buchanan – piano, keyboards, programing Pablo Aguirre – piano, keyboards, programing John "J.R." Robinson – drums Abraham Laboriel – bass Neil Stubenhaus – bass Michael Landau – electric guitar George Doering – acoustic guitar Luis Conte – percussion Dan Higgins – saxophone, flute, synthesizer Francis Benítez – background vocals Leyla Hoyle – background vocals Kenny OBrian – background vocals Isela Sotelo – background vocals Mary Jamison – background vocals Michael Markman – concert master, violin Olga Babtchinskaia – violin Walter Gomes Desouza – violin James Getzoff – violin Edith Markman – violin Hakop Mekinian – violin Dennis Molchan – violin R.F. Peterson – violin Guillermo Romero – violin Radzan Kuyumijan – violin Thi B. Nyugen – violin Tania Boyaird – violin Vage Ayrikyan – cello Waldemar de Almeida – cello Virginia Burward-Hoy – cello, viola Armen Ksadjikian – cello, viola Jorge Moraga – viola Harry Shirinian – viola Hershel Wise – viola Diane Gilbert – viola
Technical credits
Juan Carlos Calderón – producer, arranger, director, choir arrangements Christina Abaroa – arranger, coordination, producer Alejandro Monroy – director, arranger Manuel Calderón – artistic direction Randy Kerber – strings arrangements Andy Armer – strings arrangements Mary Jamison – choir arrangements Benny Faccone – engineer Hal Sacks – engineer Bryan Stott – engineer Rodolfo Vásquez – engineer Moogie Canazio – mixer Mauricio Guerrero – additional engineer Bernie Grundman – mastering engineer Manuel Oriona – photography Javier Romero – graphic design
Recording and mixing locations
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA – recording Skip Saylor Recording, Hollywood, CA - recording Sound Chamber Recorders, Hollywood, CA – recording Studio Masters, Los Angeles, CA – recording Westlake Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA – mixing
References