Arroz Con Leche (album)
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Arroz Con Leche is the first album by Mexican
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. It was released on September 2, 2000.

The album was produced by Francisco Lobo and recorded by Movic Records.

Album information


This album includes 12 songs, which were chosen from among several songs from his Demo 1997. It was recorded in the Kaura Recording's Studio Garza, under the executive production of Francis Lobo and assistance in recording Adrian Treviño. Cosa important is the producer of the disc to push Panda to give their songs a little pop, if he had done so only out punk, such as "SO".

The best-known singles from this album are "Buen Día", "Si Supieras", and "Te Invito A Mi Fiesta".

The first album Arroz con leche went by unnoticed in the record stores. But after the success of their second album, La Revancha Del Príncipe Charro, they launched a reissue of their debut album in 2002. This disc contained the original songs from their first album along with new extras in the CD: Wallpapers, Games, Discography, Lyrics, Music and Screen Savers.

Track listing

  1. "El Elías" ("Elias")
  2. "Tanto" ("Too Much")
  3. "Miércoles" ("Wednesday")
  4. "En el Vaticano" ("In The Vatican")
  5. "Sunny blue"
  6. "Buen dia" ("Good Day")
  7. "Sweater geek"
  8. "Si supieras" ("If You Knew")
  9. "El gran McGee" ("The Great McGee")
  10. "Muñeca" ("Babydoll")
  11. "Gripa y mundial" ("Flu and Worldwide")
  12. "Te invito a mi fiesta" ("I Invite You To My Party")
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