Daniela Romo (album)

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Daniela Romo
Studio album by Daniela Romo
Released	1983 (1983)
Recorded	March–April 1983
Studio	Hispavox
Genre	Latin pop
Label	EMI Music
Producer	Danilo Vaona
Daniela Romo chronology
Daniela Romo (1983) Amor Prohibido (1984)

Daniela Romo is the debut album by Mexican pop singer Daniela Romo, released in 1983. A previous album had been released in 1979, but it was not promoted nor commercially significant, and it is not considered her debut. This album had a commercial appeal targeted to teenagers and young adults with catchy pop songs and was a big success in Latin America.

To critics and fans, this is seen as Romo's debut, as the real first album did not meet with any success (critical or otherwise), and few know of its existence. She debuted as a writer on several songs. Danilo Vaona wrote "Mentiras" ("Lies"); another prominent singer who wrote for her was Miguel Bosé on the song "Pobre secretaria" ("Poor Secretary").^[1]

1. "Mentiras"
2. "La ocasión para amarnos"
3. "Te amo"
4. "Celos"
5. "El fin de un amor"
6. "Pobre secretaria"
7. "Ayúdame"
8. "Ven a mi fiesta"
9. "No no puedo ya dejarte"
10. "Ayer perdí mi corazón"

• "Mentiras"
• "La ocasión para amarnos"
• "Celos"

• Singer Fanny Lu covered the song "Celos" for her 2009 album Dos.