Dreamers' Color

The 1998 album "El Color De Los Sueños" by Mexican singer Fey was released by Sony Latin, with the catalog number LAK-82755 and the UPC code 037628275527. The album, while less successful than Fey's previous release "Tierna La Noche," still managed to chart at #1 in Mexico and spawned a successful worldwide tour of the same name. To date, the album has sold over two million copies globally.

The album was released amidst a time of intense media scrutiny and controversies surrounding Fey's age, marital status, and religious beliefs, with her management being criticized for attempting to create a "diva" image of the artist. Fey herself would later attribute her mysterious retirement announcement during this period to the overwhelming workload imposed on her by her manager and then-boyfriend, Mauri Stern.

Despite these challenges, the album's tracklist features several standout tracks, including the hit single "Ni Tú Ni Nadie." The album's sound is characterized as a blend of electronic, Euro House, and Synth-pop genres.

The full tracklist is as follows:

1. Cielo Líquido (3:55)
2. La Madrugada, Tú Y La Radio (4:10)
3. Ni Tú Ni Nadie (4:25)
4. La Espuma De Los Días (4:19)
5. Díselo Con Flores (4:07)
6. Canela (3:39)
7. Vuelve (3:46)
8. Él (4:21)
9. Almíbar (4:15)
10. No Tengo Novio (3:21)
11. El Color De Los Sueños (4:47)
12. De Corazón A Corazón (4:32)
13. Flor De Un Día (4:25)
14. Iye (0:58)

The album was marketed and distributed by Sony Latin.

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