"Otra Cosa" was released on Tuesday, March 16, in record stores and on iTunes.
The first single was "Bien o Mal" written with Alejandro Sergi vocalist of the band Miranda!
and released on March 16, 2010. "
Otra Cosa", placed on the first and second positions of the "Top Albums" in the iTunes Latino store with her two Deluxe and Standard edition albums, according to the official website.
Julieta Venegas became the first Latin artist to launch an iTunes LP.
Four days after the official launch of "Otra Cosa", Julieta Venegas earned a Gold Record in Mexico.
The album contains 12 songs filled with acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizers, various percussion instruments, cavaquinhos, winds, subtle pianos (played by herself), and accordions.
Also seen in pictures posted in Twitter, Julieta mentions other instruments used on the album that include: ukulele, bass, bouzuki, and tuba.

The album was produced by Julieta and Cachorro López (who also produced "Limón Y Sal").
Following the album's release Juieta Venegas toured the United States (sponsored by the brand Jack Daniels) in 16 cities, including New York City, Miami, Los Angeles and San Diego.
Julieta Venegas participated in the Vive Latino Festival 2010, playing on two occasions, both in the Green Stage.
She participated in a reunion with her former band, Tijuana No!
and sang a duet with their new band member, Alexis Güereña, singing "Pobre de Ti".
A few weeks prior to the release of the album, Julieta Venegas acknowledged being three months pregnant, but had not named the father.

On April 27, 2010, Julieta played some songs of the album at KCRW, an internet public radio station in Santa Monica College.
On August 13, 2010 Julieta gave birth to a baby girl named Simona in Mexico.
Julieta, who is divorced, has never revealed the identity of the baby's father.
The Argentine musicologist Rodrigo García Prieto won the paternity suit.
The judges ruled that they will share custody of Simona and go to therapy to "resolve their emotional problems."

Venegas was featured in a 2012 musical documentary Hecho en México, directed by Duncan Bridgeman.
The film focuses on the positive influences out of Mexico given the negative press out of the country south of the border because of the drug war.
The film also includes other musical artists who contribute interviews and music to the film.
"Otra Cosa" was released on Tuesday, March 16, in record stores and on iTunes. The first single was "Bien o Mal" written with Alejandro Sergi vocalist of the band Miranda! and released on March 16, 2010. "Otra Cosa", placed on the first and second positions of the "Top Albums" in the iTunes Latino store with her two Deluxe and Standard edition albums, according to the official website. Julieta Venegas became the first Latin artist to launch an iTunes LP. Four days after the official launch of "Otra Cosa", Julieta Venegas earned a Gold Record in Mexico. The album contains 12 songs filled with acoustic and electric guitars, synthesizers, various percussion instruments, cavaquinhos, winds, subtle pianos (played by herself), and accordions. Also seen in pictures posted in Twitter, Julieta mentions other instruments used on the album that include: ukulele, bass, bouzuki, and tuba.
The album was produced by Julieta and Cachorro López (who also produced "Limón Y Sal"). Following the album's release Juieta Venegas toured the United States (sponsored by the brand Jack Daniels) in 16 cities, including New York City, Miami, Los Angeles and San Diego. Julieta Venegas participated in the Vive Latino Festival 2010, playing on two occasions, both in the Green Stage. She participated in a reunion with her former band, Tijuana No! and sang a duet with their new band member, Alexis Güereña, singing "Pobre de Ti". A few weeks prior to the release of the album, Julieta Venegas acknowledged being three months pregnant, but had not named the father.
On April 27, 2010, Julieta played some songs of the album at KCRW, an internet public radio station in Santa Monica College. On August 13, 2010 Julieta gave birth to a baby girl named Simona in Mexico. Julieta, who is divorced, has never revealed the identity of the baby's father. The Argentine musicologist Rodrigo García Prieto won the paternity suit. The judges ruled that they will share custody of Simona and go to therapy to "resolve their emotional problems."
Venegas was featured in a 2012 musical documentary Hecho en México, directed by Duncan Bridgeman. The film focuses on the positive influences out of Mexico given the negative press out of the country south of the border because of the drug war. The film also includes other musical artists who contribute interviews and music to the film.
Julieta Venegas