Morbo (album)

Morbo
Studio album by Morbo
Released	December 4, 2001
Recorded	Chez Jacobo Zaidenweber Mexico City Cuarto de Máquinas Mexico City
Genre	Electronic alternative rock
Length	38:58
Language	Spanish
Label	EMI
Producer	Juan Carlos Lozano Paco Huidobro
Morbo chronology
Morbo (2001) Electroguitarpop (2005)

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Allmusic	[1]

Morbo is Mexican electronica band Morbo's eponymous debut album issued by EMI Music in December 2001.

The track 'Tengo de ti' was originally released in 1992 on Mœnia's failed attempted self-titled debut album known to others as 'El disco perdido' (The Missing album).

• Juan Carlos Lozano – vocals, guitar
• Jay de la Cueva – percussion, bass
• Paco Huidobro – drums, guitar
• Fanny Chernitsky – backing vocals
• String ensemble
  • Beata Kukawska – violin
  • Oleg Gouk – violin
  • Carlos Rosas Bernal – violin
  • Veronica Medina – violin
  • Mikhail Gourfinkel – viola

• Juan Carlos Lozano – record production, audio engineering
• Paco Huidobro – record production
• Jack Chernytzky – musical advising
• Joe Chiccarelli – audio mixing
• Alejandro Giacomán – audio mixing, audio engineering
• Luis Gil – audio engineering
• Luis Cortés (Cuarto de Máquinas) – sound recording
• José María Surrel – record production assistance

• Pico A&D – graphic design
• Yvonne Venegas – photography