Sólo para Ti
Sólo para Ti is the twenty-fifth studio album by Mazz and was released on September 12, 1995 with EMI Latin. The album was named Hot Shot Debut at #4 on the Billboard Latin 50 chart. It contains the cumbia hit "Estúpido Romántico", which peaked at #6 on Billboard Hot Latin Tracks, and other popular Mazz songs "Amigo Mio", "Vuelve Conmigo", and "Más y Más".
Production
"Vuelve Conmigo" is backed up by Tejano singer Rebecca Valadez, who later also worked with Mazz co-founder Jimmy González and his iteration of Mazz after the original group's 1998 disbanding. Music videos were recorded for "Estúpido Romántico" and "Más y Más". Sólo para Ti also contains a reinterpretation of the then especially popular dance song "Macarena" and a "remixed" version of "Traicionera", a ranchera Mazz previously recorded for their 1993 album Mazz Románticos Que Nunca, in a sort of hip-hop style.The EMI Times commented that Sólo para Ti "represents the group's natural style and maturity", with Mazz lead singer Joe López adding that it "has more arrangements, more percussion and is more thought out".
Personnel
- Jimmy González – producer, arrangements, guitar, backing vocals, mixing assistant
- Joe López – lead vocals
- Brando Mireles – keyboards
- Jerry de la Rosa – keyboards
- Mario González – bass
- Speedy Villanueva – bass
- Adolfo García – drums
- Chente Barrera – drums
- Richard Barrón – percussion
- Homero Esquivel – accordion
- Frankie Caballero – accordion
- Tommy González – saxophone
- Rebecca Valadez – backing vocals
- Betty – backing vocals
- Mike Pesina – voice-over intro
- Master "Mixin'" Mando – remixing and production of "Traicionera "
- Kenneth Saldaña – rap lyrics and rap for "Traicionera "
- Gilbert Velasquez – recording engineer, mixing, guitar
- Chuy Cavazos – additional engineering
- Jorge Infante Jr. – additional engineering
- Jerry Tubb – mastering
- Ruben S. Cubillos – art direction
- Creative Solutions – design
- Robert López – photography
- John McBurney – makeup
- Ms. Emily – hairstyles
Awards
| Year | Category |
| 1996 | Album of the Year |
| Estúpido Romántico |
| Amigo Mio |
Chart performance
| Week of | Chart | Peak |
| September 30, 1995 | Billboard Top Latin Albums | 4 |
| September 30, 1995 | Billboard Regional Mexican Albums | 2 |
| Week of | Chart | Peak |
| September 30, 1995 | Billboard Hot Latin Tracks | 6 |
| October 28, 1995 | Billboard Regional Mexican Airplay | 4 |