Originally released on 24 May 1991 and a year after his critically acclaimed "Los Chicos No Lloran," "Directo '90" was a live album from the multi-talented singer/actor Miguel Bosé. Focusing mainly on his '80s catalogue, it includes four tracks from his critically acclaimed Salamandra LP, his breakthrough hit "Amante Bandido," and 11 other songs that showcase his unique experimental Latin pop sound at the time.
It was Bosé's first live album recorded during his performance at the Palau Sant Jordi stadium in Barcelona, Spain, on October 20, 1990. It was released first in Spain on May 24, 1991, followed by a release in Panama, and one month later in the rest of Latin America.
The album compiles the most popular hits from his previous four albums, also captures the final concert of his "Los chicos no lloran" tour, which took place in 1990 at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona. so far, the live album has been considered one of the best Spaniards rock live albums of its era—showcases Miguel Bosé at the peak of his career.
At the time, the live album was a highly anticipated release following the sensational success of his albums "Salamandra" (1986) and "XXX" (1987). Across its 16 tracks, "Directo '90" featured standout songs from these records.
Directo '90 Track List:
1. Introducción
2. Senza Di Te
3. Nena
4. Salamandra
5. Si Te Cuentan Que Caí
6. Como Un Lobo
7. Amante Bandido
8. Sevilla
9. Los Chicos No Lloran
10. Bambú
11. Aire Soy
12. Manos Vacías
13. Te Amaré
14. Hojas Secas
15. Duende
16. Partisano
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