Home → José Feliciano → Niña
World · 1990 · 10 tracks · 42m

Niña

José Feliciano

Polished early-90s Latin pop anchored by virtuosic nylon-string guitar and a voice that feels like worn leather and velvet.

January 1, 1990 · Capitol Records

Find on Amazon

A sophisticated and soulful exploration of romance, delivered with the warmth of a seasoned storyteller.

Tracklist · 10 Tracks · 42m
01
Amar como te amo
3:39
02
No puedo estar sin ti
5:19
03
¿Por qué te tengo que olvidar?
4:07
04
Más sabe el diablo
4:17
05
Cuando pienso en ti
4:20
06
Fue culpa del destino
3:52
07
Mi secreto amor
4:05
08
Mientras tenga la certeza que me amas
4:42
09
Vanas promesas
4:28
10
Niña
3:34
Moments Worth Listening For
The intricate nylon-string solo on the title track that bridges the gap between classical technique and pop accessibility.
The way the percussion settles into a steady, heartbeat-like rhythm on track 3, grounding the soaring vocal melody.
The sudden transition from a soft, whispered verse to a powerful, raspy chorus in No puedo estar sin ti.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Niña sound next to the rest of José Feliciano's catalogue?

Romantic+1.0σ

Romantic saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

Cassette uses generative AI to enrich its catalog. How we use AI →