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- Love_Maniac abstract "Love Maniac is the first album by María Conchita Alonso. It was released on 1979 as a collaboration with Italo-Venezuelan producer Rudy La Scala, under the nickname of Ambar. The album was recorded in English and the songs were influenced by Donna Summer and other disco artists from that era.The album has a similar structure of Donna Summer's first albums, as Side A includes a 17 minutes long version of the title track. Side B includes the ballad \"Together To Heaven Or Hell\", where Rudy La Scala performs the lead vocals. Also included is the \"Sweet Lover\" trilogy, with \"Sweet Lover (Part 1.)\" and \"Sweet Lover (Part 3.)\" being disco stompers and \"Sweet Lover (Part 2.)\" being a slow tempo number with spoken vocals. An alternate version of \"Together To Heaven Or Hell\", featuring Alonso on lead vocals, was released later in 1984, in the Greatest Hits compilation \"Te Amo\".Alonso was already popular in Venezuela, after being crowned Miss Teen Venezuela in 1975 and appearing in a few soap operas. However, local artists recording in English were somewhat of a novelty in Venezuela at that time and music experts feared that an audience wouldn't take her seriously as a singer. Keeping that in mind, the record label decided not to use Alonso's picture on the cover for the promo single and the release of the song was surrounded by mystery. The marketing strategy paid off and the song went to become a hit, topping the Venezuelan charts in September of that year.The album has only been released on 12\" vinyl and on cassette, and is currently out of print.".
- Love_Maniac artist María_Conchita_Alonso.
- Love_Maniac genre Disco.
- Love_Maniac producer Rudy_La_Scala.
- Love_Maniac recordLabel Polydor_Records.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageExternalLink 1172031.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageID "2403497".
- Love_Maniac wikiPageLength "2623".
- Love_Maniac wikiPageOutDegree "12".
- Love_Maniac wikiPageRevisionID "672757699".
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Category:1979_albums.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Category:English-language_albums.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Category:María_Conchita_Alonso_albums.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Category:Polydor_Records_albums.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Disco.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Donna_Summer.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink María_Conchita_Alonso.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Polydor_Records.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLink Rudy_La_Scala.
- Love_Maniac wikiPageWikiLinkText "Love Maniac".
- Love_Maniac artist María_Conchita_Alonso.
- Love_Maniac cover "AmbarLoveManiacCover.jpg".
- Love_Maniac genre Disco.
- Love_Maniac label Polydor_Records.
- Love_Maniac name "Love Maniac".
- Love_Maniac producer Rudy_La_Scala.
- Love_Maniac released "1979".
- Love_Maniac type "studio".
- Love_Maniac wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:1970s-pop-album-stub.
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- Love_Maniac wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Unreferenced.
- Love_Maniac subject Category:1979_albums.
- Love_Maniac subject Category:English-language_albums.
- Love_Maniac subject Category:María_Conchita_Alonso_albums.
- Love_Maniac subject Category:Polydor_Records_albums.
- Love_Maniac hypernym Album.
- Love_Maniac type Album.
- Love_Maniac type MusicalWork.
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- Love_Maniac comment "Love Maniac is the first album by María Conchita Alonso. It was released on 1979 as a collaboration with Italo-Venezuelan producer Rudy La Scala, under the nickname of Ambar. The album was recorded in English and the songs were influenced by Donna Summer and other disco artists from that era.The album has a similar structure of Donna Summer's first albums, as Side A includes a 17 minutes long version of the title track.".
- Love_Maniac label "Love Maniac".
- Love_Maniac sameAs Q17130763.
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- Love_Maniac wasDerivedFrom Love_Maniac?oldid=672757699.
- Love_Maniac isPrimaryTopicOf Love_Maniac.
- Love_Maniac name "Love Maniac".