Lucerito - Ocho Quince

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Review by Marga Yuwana

Ocho Quince by Lucerito: A Pop-Latin Time Capsule That Still Hits Different Let’s get one thing straight—Lucerito wasn’t just another pop star in the early 2000s. She was the vibe, and her album Ocho Quince (released in 2001 under FonoVisa) is proof of that. This record isn’t perfect, but it doesn’t need to be. It’s raw, emotional, and dripping with that Latin flair we all secretly crave when we’re feeling nostalgic or heartbroken. Now, I’ll admit something: I didn’t listen to this album front-to-back right away. But once I did, two tracks stuck with me like gum on a hot sidewalk—“No Puedo Estar Sin Ti” and “Vete Con Ella.” Let me tell ya why these songs are unforgettable. “No Puedo Estar Sin Ti” hits you right in the feels. Like, who hasn’t felt that desperate ache of needing someone so bad it hurts? The melody is simple yet addictive, and Lucerito’s voice has this trembling vulnerability that makes you believe every word she sings. You can almost picture her sitting alone in some dimly lit room, clutching the phone, waiting for a call that never comes. Damn, girl, pour yourself a drink and let it out already! Then there’s “Vete Con Ella,” which flips the script entirely. Instead of wallowing, Lucerito serves us attitude for days. This track is fiery, bold, and kinda sassy—as if she’s saying, “Fine, go ahead, leave me for her, see if I care!” Except…you know she cares. Deep down. The beat slaps hard enough to make you wanna dance through your tears, though, which honestly might be the healthiest way to process a breakup. The rest of the album keeps the energy alive with bops like “Hay Millones Mejor Que Tú” and “Telefonomanía,” but those two tracks really stand out because they feel real. They’re not trying too hard to impress—they just exist, raw and unfiltered, capturing emotions most of us have felt at least once. What gets me thinking, though, is how albums like Ocho Quince remind us of simpler times. Back then, music wasn’t about chasing streams or viral moments—it was about telling stories, sharing pain, and finding joy even in heartbreak. Listening to this album now feels like flipping through an old photo album. Sure, the edges are worn, and maybe the colors aren’t as sharp as they used to be, but damn does it bring back memories. And here’s the kicker—I bet Lucerito had no idea this album would still resonate over two decades later. Maybe she thought it’d fade into obscurity after the next big hit came along. But guess what? It didn’t. Because good music doesn’t die; it just waits patiently for someone to rediscover it. So grab your headphones, press play, and let Ocho Quince take you back to a time when life felt both messy and magical—all at the same time.

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Artist: Lucerito
Album: Ocho Quince

Table of Contents

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Filename: lucerito-ocho-quince.zip
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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Cenicienta Se Acabó
No Me Hablen De El
Ocho Quince
Marioneta
Vete Con Ella
Tu Amiga Fiel
Telefonomanía
Hay Millones Mejor Que Tú
Y Todas Las Tardes
No Puedo Estar Sin Ti

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Catalog Numbers

TFT 2701

Labels

FonoVisa

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Formats

  • CD
  • Album

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Lucerito's album *Ocho Quince* came out in 2001 and totally captured the pop and Latin vibes of the time. It’s packed with catchy tracks like *No Puedo Estar Sin Ti* and *Vete Con Ella*. But here’s something cool—Mexico was buzzing about this album when it dropped. Released under FonoVisa, it became a staple for fans who loved heartfelt lyrics mixed with upbeat rhythms. Plus, who wouldn’t vibe to a song called *Telefonomanía*?