| Cuando Tú No Estás | ||||
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| Released | May 27, 1997 | |||
| Studio | Indigo Ranch Studios (Malibu, California) | |||
| Genre | Rock, blues | |||
| Length | 45:07 | |||
| Label | WEA | |||
| Producer | Alex Lora | |||
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Cuando tú no estás (When You Aren't Here) (1997) is the fourteenth studio album by Mexican rock and blues band El Tri. The main single is "Virgen Morena" a hymn to the Mary Virgin with the cooperation of Carlos Santana; also in "Muchacho Chicho" renowned Mexican comedian Victor Trujillo gives an introduction as his main character Brozo. The album was nominated for a Grammy Award in the Best Latin Rock album category.[1]
Track listing
All tracks by Alex Lora except where noted.
- "Virgen Morena" (Brown-Skinned Virgin) – 4:34
 - "Correteando el Bolillo" (Chasing the bolillo) (Lora, Eduardo Toral) – 3:30
 - "Parece Fácil" (It Looks Easy) – 4:33
 - "Epidemia" (Epidemic) – 4:27
 - "Pastillas de Rocanrol" (Rock`n Roll pills) – 3:27
 - "El Ritmo del Mundo" (The world's rhythm) – 3:25
 - "Cuando Tú No Estás" (When You Aren't Here) – 4:23
 - "Copias Piratas" (Fake Copies) – 4:10
 - "Echa Tus Broncas a la Basura" (Throw Your Problems Away) – 3:15
 - "Esclavo del Rocanrol" (Slave of Rock`n Roll) (Rodrigo Levario, Lora) – 3:14
 - "De Todos Modos Juan Te Llamas" (You Are Named John Anyway) – 3:40
 - "El Muchacho Chicho" (The Neat Guy) – 5:05
 
Personnel
- Alex Lora – bass, vocals, producer, mixing
 - Rafael Salgado – harmonic
 - Eduardo Chico – guitar
 - Oscar Zarate – guitar
 - Chela Lora – backing vocals
 - Ramon Perez – drums
 - Lalo Toral – piano
 - Ronnie Laws – saxophone
 - Román Martínez – art direction, design
 - Jorge Romero – art direction, design, photography
 - Carlos Santana – guitar in "Virgen Morena"
 - Ricardo Trabulsi – photography
 - Victor Trujillo – introduction in "Muchacho Chicho"
 - Chuck Johnson – mixing, mixing assistant, percussion
 - Richard Kaplan – engineer, mixing
 
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