Additional personnel includes: Ludovico Vagnone (acoustic & electric guitars); Carlos Vera (keyboards, programming); Antonio Ramos (bass); Tino Di Geraldo (drums).
Recorded at Filigrana Studios, Cordoba, Spain.
Las Ketchup: Pilar, Lola, Lucia (vocals).
Additional personnel: Ludovico Vagnone (acoustic & electric guitars); Manuel Ruiz "Queco", Luis Cortes "Lin" (Flamenco guitar, background vocals); Pedro Sierra (Flamenco guitar); Carlos Vera, Jose Gil (keyboards, programming); Antonio Ramos (bass); Tino Di Geraldo (drums).
Adapter: Manny Benito.
Personnel: Lola (vocals, background vocals); Ludovico Vagnone (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Luis "Lin" Cort‚s, Manuel "Queco" Ruiz (flamenco guitar, background vocals); Pedro Sierra (flamenco guitar); Carlos Vera, Jose Luis Gil (keyboards, programming); Tino Di Geraldo (drums).
Those with short memories will draw no parallel between the intercontinental smash "Asereje" and that of the infamous "Macarena" from about six years prior. Like the latter, "Asereje" is an insanely catchy dance/pop/Latin tune with dance craze written all over it. The perpetrators, the colorfully named Las Ketchup, are a trio of fetching young lasses whose father is Antonio "El Tomate" Fernandez, a noted guitarist. The music itself is somewhere between Maca-you-know-what and Ricky Martin, with plenty of synthesized zip. Oh yeah, LAS HIJAS DEL TOMATE also contains some other songs, but we defy you to get past the flagship single.
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