Nada es color de rosa

Nada es Color de Rosa
Studio album by Yuridia
Released	September 28, 2009 (Mexico)
Recorded	2009
Genre	Latin pop, electronica, indie pop, experimental, progressive rock, chill out
Length	44:09
Label	Sony Music Latin
Producer	Etore Grenci
Yuridia chronology
Yuridia Remixes (2008) Nada es Color de Rosa (2009) Fifth Studio Album (2011)

Nada Es Color De Rosa (Nothing's colored pink;Nothing's easy) is the fourth solo studio album by Mexican artist, Yuridia.^[1]

Album development

After a 2 year recording hiatus, Yurida returned to the studio to record this album. Most of the songs were composed by Julio Ramirez Eguia, member of Mexican band, Reik.^[2], Ettore Grenci, and Fernando Pantini. The album was recorded and mixed at Sonic Ranch Studios, El Paso (TX) and Hensons Studios, Los Angeles (CA). Nada Es Color De Rosa was produced by Ettore Grenci and engineered / mixed by Fabrizio Simoncioni.

Promotion

As the release of the album neared, Yuridia went on a promotional tour which took her to cities within the Mexican region, as well as the United States. She also appeared on Spanish-speaking television shows, more noticeably, the show that helped launch her career, La Academia. The producer, Ettore Grenci, composed most of the songs, hand in hand with the singer, who is also the author of two songs on the album, "Un Paso Más" and "Todas Las Noches", a duet with the Italian group Sonohra. This album has sold 120,000 copies worldwide and has been certified Platinum + Gold. The first single, Irremediable, was the #5 Top Song in Mexico. The second single, Me Olvidarás, topped the Top 10 songs, peaking at #9. Contigo, the third single, was on the Top Monitor Latino, peaking at #12. Yuridia released No Me Preguntes Más as her fourth single, which has peaked at the Top Monitor Latino at #2. ^[3]

Chart performance

The album debuted at No. 91 on the AMPROFON chart, and then went on to move up to peak at No. 1. A month after its release, Nada Es Color De Rosa received Gold for 45,000 copies. The album was certified Platinum for selling over 80,000 copies. Its last certification has been Platinum + Gold for 120,000 copies. ^[4]

Singles

• "Irremediable"

July 29, 2009 Mex, August 10, 2010 USA

• "Me Olvidaras"

January 10, 2010

• "Contigo"

June 10, 2010

• "No Me Preguntes Más"

October 19, 2010

Sales

Mexico: 120.000

United States: 90.000

Nada Es Color De Rosa wasn't very successful due to the short tour Yuridia had around Mexico. She did not have any dates in the United States, which signified the low sales.

Certifications

Charts, sales and procession

Charts Chart (2009/2010) Peak position Argentina Albums Chart 99 Italian Albums Chart 89 Mexican Albums Chart 1 Spanish Albums Chart 122 US Billboard 200[5] 200 US Billboard Latin Albums 200[5] 16 US Billboard Latin Pop Albums 200[5] 4

Sales and certifications Country Certification (sales thresholds) Argentina Platinum (IFPI) Mexico 2× Platinum (AMPROFON) Spain Platinum (PROMUSICAE)

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Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Irremediable (Inevitable) (Julio Ramirez/Monica Velez/Etore Grenci)"	3:50
2.	"Contigo ( (With You) (Ettore Grenci/Cecy Leos)"	3:40
3.	"Llévame (Take Me) (Ettore Grenci/Cecy Leos/Francesco Chiari)"	4:09
4.	"Un Paso Más (Another Step) (Ettore Grenci/Yuridia/Fernando Pantini/Cecy Leos)"	3:44
5.	"Como La Marea (Like The Waves) (Ettore Grenci/Mónica Vélez)"	4:12
6.	"Me Olvidarás (You Will Forget Me) (Fernando Pantini/Mónica Vélez)"	4:12
7.	"Sin Miedo De Caer (Not Afraid To Fall) (Ettore Grenci/Fernando Pantini/Mónica Vélez)"	4:18
8.	"Sobrenatural (Supernatural) (Ettore Grenci/Fernando Pantini/Francesco Chiari/Mónica Vélez)"	3:42
9.	"Todas Las Noches (Every Night) (Yuridia/Ettore Grenci/Fernando Pantini/Julio Ramirez)"	4:06
10.	"Amor En Desamor (Love In Loveless) (Fernando Pantini/Julio Ramirez/Angela Davalos)"	3:50
11.	"No Me Preguntes Más (Don't Ask Me Anything Else) (Ettore Grenci/Francesco Chiari/Mónica Vélez)"	3:59

• Source: ^[6]

Release history

Region	Date
Mexico	September 28, 2009
United States	October 9, 2009

Chart procession and succession

Preceded by "Celebration" by Madonna	Amprofon Top 100 October 05, 2000 - October 11, 2009	Succeeded by "She Wolf" by Shakira
Preceded by "Celebration" by Madonna	Mexico Top 100 number-one album October 12, 2000 - October 19, 2009	Succeeded by "She Wolf" by Shakira

References

1. ^ univision.com
2. ^ music.aol.com
3. ^ [1]
4. ^ [2]
5. ^ ^{a b c} Up for DiscussionPost Comment. "She Wolf - Shakira". Billboard.com. http://www.billboard.com/album/shakira/she-wolf/1282583#/album/shakira/she-wolf/1282583. Retrieved 2009-12-07. 
6. ^ yuridia.tv