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Obsesiones (English: Obsessions) is the twelfth studio album by Mexican pop singer Yuri. It was released in August 1992 through Sony Music Latino under the Columbia Records imprint.[1] The album was produced by Spanish producer Mariano Pérez and marked a continuation of the singer's crossover commercial success, generating notable singles such as "Decir adiós" (a Spanish adaptation of "As Time Goes By") and the salsa-infused duet "Química perfecta" featuring Nicaraguan vocalist Luis Enrique.[2][3] Following its distribution, the project was certified Platinum in Mexico by AMPROFON for shipping over 260,000 units.[4] Mexican entertainment publication ERES recognized the release by selecting it as one of the top ten most influential Spanish-language albums of 1992.[4] In 2009, Mexican singer Mijares recorded a cover version of the album track "Como te amé" (originally a Spanish-language rendition of Dionne Warwick's "I'll Never Love This Way Again") for his platinum-certified studio album Vivir Así.[5]
Recorded in: Sonoland, Kirios (Madrid); Lansdown House, Air Eden and CTS (London); Sony Music Mexico; Mosh (São Paulo) and Polygram (Rio de Janeiro)
Recording engineer: Adrian Kerridge, Crispin Dibble, Pedro García, Josafat Neri, Bob Painter, Isaias García, Marcus Adrian and Scott Dillit
Mix engineer: Bob Painter, Adrian Kerridge and Carlos Martos
Recorded in London by string: Gavin Wright (Leader)
Musicians on "Decir adiós (A través de los años)": London Big Band
London Big Band musicians: Ralf Salmin (Drums); Paul Westwood (Double bass); Julian Carter, Clifford Ansell, Andy Rader and Keith Powell (Trumpets); Hal Gottlieb, Paul Lawrence and Tomas Gorrel (Saxophones); George Warren, John Wake and Charles Mann (Trombones); Graham Presket (Piano) and Tonia Duwall (Avisadora)
Musical arrangements: Graham Presket, Javier Losada, Carlos Gómez, Julio Teixera and Ary Sperling
Musicians: Charly Morgan and Caesar Cesina (Drums); Andy Paskt and Fernandiñho Souza (Bass); Nigel Jenkins Micht Dalton, Victor Biglioni, and Rogerio Meanda (Guitars), Manolo Morales (Saxophone) and Mariano Pérez (Percussion)
Backing vocals: Zarabanda, Ana Cirre, Angeles Soto, Pedro Núñez y Mariano Pérez
Backing vocals in "Por vivir": Coral of the Conservatory of Mexico
Schedules in Madrid (Spain) by: Javier Losada
Programming made in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) by: Ary Sperling
Mixed digitally in Madrid (Spain) by: Mariano Pérez
"Decir adiós (A través de los años)" Mixed at: CTS London by Adrian Kerridge and Mariano Pérez