This 1988 debut album introduced the world to Vaya Con Dios's distinctive blend of rumba, rumba flamenca, and pop, laying the groundwork for their international success.
- The album was recorded at Ariola Sound Studios in Belgium. It reached number 10 on the Belgian album charts. The album features the band's first international hit single, "Just a Friend of Mine".
- The album was released on October 17, 1988, by Ariola Records. It was primarily produced by Dani Klein and Jean-Michel Gielen. The album genre is listed as world, r&b, and dance-pop.
- The album's eclectic mix of styles, including rumba flamenca, drew critical attention. It charted in several European countries, achieving moderate success. The band would go on to achieve greater chart success with their subsequent releases.
Vaya Con Dios was a Belgian band that, despite its name, sang primarily in English, French, and Spanish. The group was a prominent fixture in the European dance-pop and R&B scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
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