Hollywood (Tercer Cielo album)

"Yo te extrañaré"
Hollywood
Studio album by Tercer Cielo
Released	March 20, 2008
Recorded	2007-08 ; Box Pro, Nashville, Tennessee; FeStudio, Phoenix, Arizona; Mi Pacto Studio, Dominican Republic; [1]
Genre	Christian music; gospel; latin pop;
Length	56:32
Label	Kasa Producciones; Universal Music Latino; Vene Music;
Producer	Juan Carlos Rodríguez
Tercer Cielo chronology
Singles from Tercer Cielo
	"Yo te extrañaré"; Released: 2008; "Si no estás junto a mí"; Released: 2008;

Hollywood is the fifth studio album of contemporary Christian music duo Tercer Cielo, released on March 20, 2008 by Disco Hit, in 2010 was digitally re-released and in physical format by Universal Music Latino and Vene Music.[2] Recorded in three different studies from the United States and Dominican Republic. The album is co-written and co-produced by Juan Carlos Rodríguez. Its most important single "Yo te extrañaré" entered the Billboard Latin Pop Airplay list at 27 position.[3]

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Background

After 8-year career, and thanks to previous work (Llueve) was better than the fans expected, was launched one of the biggest hits on the radio: "Hollywood" band's first album to win the award Album of the Year in the Premios AMCL. Production most energetic and dynamic, with which consolidated and strengthened his career. A production was joined by five artists to collaborate on songs "Música por dentro" with the R&B singer Lilly Goodman, "Locos por Jesus" with Redimi2, and finally the song "Donde llegaremos" which was interpreted by Romy Ram, El Nuevo Padrino and La Discípula. The album consists of 15 songs with more professional production as above, 13 songs composed by Juan Carlos and two by Evelyn , all with youth issues such as street life, drugs, disappointment, loneliness, love and life. This album sold over 100,000 copies mainly in Puerto Rico, the US and the song "Yo te extrañaré" got placed at number one on the charts for 5 consecutive weeks in Puerto Rico in the Christian radios, and 3 weeks radio "KQ 105 Univision Radio," getting other jobs in Central America, United States, Spain. With this album Tercer Cielo lasted for seven weeks in position 1 of the most sold in the entire island of Puerto Rico and 2 weeks in the No. 2 position of the disks on a general level (secular and Christian) Christian disks. Juan Carlos, voice, writer and producer of the album said his vision as a producer had "matured", who discovered ways to transform your thoughts into music and his team had improved in the production of this work, this album also won Juan Carlos Producer of the Year award in Premios AMCL.

Singles

Yo te extrañaré

The first single from the album was "Yo te extrañaré" immediately distributed to Christian radio in Spanish in Central America, Mexico and the United States, the song was written and co-produced by Juan Carlos Rodríguez. Latin pop song with religious influences. The single was placed in the 27th position of the Latin Pop Airplay list of US magazine Billboard [4] seven weeks by staying within their sales and reproductions American radios. This song caused controversy among the religious public because of the subject matter of the lyrics which at first glance is the conversation between one person dead and another alive. Which he made the singer (Rodríguez) made several explanations by twitcam at the social network Twitter saying: "It's a song of faith and hope and strength that ultimately brings you closer to God, because God's desire is that we continue forward. It is not the dead who is speaking but yourself. This is your own consciousness. Everything we did it was put into song what consciousness tells us to think of the loved one who died".[5] Juan Carlos said in a separate statement: "This song is very special. We never thought it would be much impact, really is a very pleasant surprise to be used for such a difficult time fire someone ... I never imagined that it would become an anthem".[6] In 2013 the singer Lupillo Rivera made a version of Mexican regional music song dedicated to his late sister Jenni Rivera. Later in 2009 Tercer Cielo recorded the song in mariachi version and includes at the album Gente común, sueños extraordinarios.

Si no estás junto a mí

Almost by the end of 2008 comes to the radios, the second radial and commercial single from the album, "Si no estás junto a mí" written and co-produced by Juan Carlos. It is the opening song to the album, it was selected because of its good Latin beat and pop with contemporary arrangements.[7] On May 13, 2013 became a Lyric Video Song, published in the official YouTube account group, the video was animated and directed by the same member Juan Carlos.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Si no estás junto a mí"	Juan Carlos Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:39
2.	"Cada día"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	4:07
3.	"Yo te extrañaré"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	4:25
4.	"Héroe (Acoustic version)"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:09
5.	"Música por dentro (with Lilly Goodman)"	Rodríguez, Lilly Goodman, Evelyn Herrera	Rodríguez	3:58
6.	"Vuelve a soñar"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:38
7.	"Locos por Jesús (with Redimi2)"	Rodríguez, Willy González Cruz	Rodríguez	3:34
8.	"Afortunados"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:51
9.	"La calle"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:03
10.	"Regalo de Dios"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:35
11.	"Donde Llegaremos (with Romy Ram, EL Nuevo Padrino and La Discípula)"	Rodríguez, Romy Rodolfo Abreu Moreno, Carlos Manuel Mosquea Zarzuela, Yinnete Laura Suárez	Rodríguez	4:58
12.	"Player"	Evelyn Herrera	Rodríguez	3:20
13.	"Nieve"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:24
14.	"Hollywood"	Rodríguez	Rodríguez	3:50
15.	"MySpace Friend"	Evelyn Herrera	Rodríguez	3:51

Credits and personnel

Juan Carlos Rodríguez: Arrangements, songwriter, mastering, mixing, music, voice.
Evelyn Herrera: Songwriter, voice.
La Discípula: Songwriter, voice as guest artist in "Donde llegaremos".
Lilly Goodman: Songwriter, voice as guest artist in "Música por dentro".
El Nuevo Padrino: Songwriter, voice as guest artist in "Donde llegaremos".
Romy Ram: Songwriter, voice as guest artist in "Donde llegaremos".
Redimi2: Songwriter, voice as guest artist in "Locos por Jesús".
Joel Soah: Saxophone.
Edgar Winter: Art producer, artistic concept, photography.

Awards and nominations

Año	Awards	Nomination	Result
2008	Premios AMCL	Artist of the Year	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Album of the Year for "Hollywood"	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Band or Group of the Year	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Songwriter of the Year (Juan Carlos)	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Sound Quality of the Year for "Hollywood"	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Song of the Year for "Si no estás junto a mí"	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Collaboration of the Year for "Música por dentro" (with Lilly Goodman)	Won
2008	Premios AMCL	Album Cover Design of the Year for "Hollywood"	Won

References

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[1] "Record studios of the album".

[2] "Releases of the album".

[3] "Awards of the album".

[4] "Chart history of Tercer Cielo".

[5] "Tercer Cielo talk about their music".

[6] "Juan Carlos talk about "Yo te extrañaré"".

[7] "Si no estás junto a mí on AllMusic".