On April 30, 2013, Nena Daconte released in Spain their fourth studio álbum titled “Solo muerdo por ti”.
It was recorded in Madrid at estudios Sonobox and produced by Manuel Colmenero and Jabibu Carretero (Vetusta Morla, Eladio y los seres queridos).

The álbum contains 13 new songs (plus two more tracks in their digital edition), all composed by Mai Meneses.
The album takes its title from the nursery rhyme that she composed for her son (track number 13).
 On the same day of its debut, Solo muerdo por ti became number 1 in sales in iTunes Spain.

According to Mai Meneses “I feel that this album is more mature and I have meditated each phrase for almost two years… there is nothing left to chance, everything is measured: every lyric, step, there is lots of work.”

As per the critics, the album is “clear and direct”.
As for its sound, it is as genuine as the origins of Nena Daconte.

The first single is title “Dispare” and it aired for the first time on March 5, 2013.
 The music video was recorded at the abandoned factory of Pegaso, at the outskirts of Madrid and produced by Zoo and SevenSenses.
On April 30, 2013, Nena Daconte released in Spain their fourth studio álbum titled “Solo muerdo por ti”. It was recorded in Madrid at estudios Sonobox and produced by Manuel Colmenero and Jabibu Carretero (Vetusta Morla, Eladio y los seres queridos).
The álbum contains 13 new songs (plus two more tracks in their digital edition), all composed by Mai Meneses. The album takes its title from the nursery rhyme that she composed for her son (track number 13).  On the same day of its debut, Solo muerdo por ti became number 1 in sales in iTunes Spain.
According to Mai Meneses “I feel that this album is more mature and I have meditated each phrase for almost two years… there is nothing left to chance, everything is measured: every lyric, step, there is lots of work.”
As per the critics, the album is “clear and direct”. As for its sound, it is as genuine as the origins of Nena Daconte. 
The first single is title “Dispare” and it aired for the first time on March 5, 2013.  The music video was recorded at the abandoned factory of Pegaso, at the outskirts of Madrid and produced by Zoo and SevenSenses.
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