The 1998 album "Niña" saw Raphael returning to the salsa and latin pop of his earlier career. This record was a notable departure from the more adult contemporary-oriented material he had been releasing in the preceding years.
- "Niña" was released on November 23, 1998, by Dance Plant Records. The album features a blend of salsa and latin pop influences. It was Raphael's return to these genres after a period focusing on other styles.
- The album was produced by Isidro Abreu. It was recorded and mixed at Studio Sonoland in Madrid.
- The album's title track, "Niña," became a moderate hit in Latin America and Spain. It showcased Raphael's vocal power applied to the lively rhythms of salsa.
Raphael is a Spanish singer and dancer known for his flamboyant style and his contributions to the Spanish pop and ballad scene. By 1998, he was a veteran artist with decades of international success.
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