Corazonado Explained

"Corazonado" (English: "Presentiment") is a song by Puerto Rican singer Ricky Martin released as the only promotional single from his fourth studio album, Vuelve (1998) on January 12, 1999.^{[1] [2]}

Chart performance

The song reached number twenty on the Hot Latin Songs in the United States.

Formats and track listings

US promotional CD single

1. "Corazonado" – 4:58

Reception

Billboard Magazine gave the song a favorable review, stating it is a "meaty, bittersweet romantic ballad", with a "slow-paced narrative".^[3] El Norte thought the song was "weak" and a "rather slow ballad".^[4] The El Paso Times said the track was the "protagonist" of all the songs on the album, and Corazonado was also the "most intimate song" featured on the album.^[5]

Notes and References

1. Hot Latin Songs
2. Corazonado / Casi un Bolero. Ricky Martin. 1998 . Promo single CD. Columbia Records, a division of Sony Music. United States. 2-000427.
3. Verna . Paul . Reviews & Preview: Latin Albums . Billboard . 2 February 1998 . 110 . 9 . 70 . 0006-2510.
4. News: Davis . Deborah . A tono/ 'Vuelve' Ricky mas ambicioso . El Norte . 25 February 1998 . 8.
5. News: Roiz . Carmen Teresa . Vuelve . El Paso Times . Musica . 7 April 1998 . 20.