Cual Es Tu Nombre, Cual Es Tu Numero = What's Your Name, What's Your Number / Llename (Corazon A Corazon) =Fill Me Up (Heart To Heart)

Released in 1977 on the Trebol label, this Spanish-language pressing of Andrea True Connection’s disco hit 'More, More, More' emerged during the height of the international disco craze. The track was originally conceived by Gregg Diamond, who sought to blend True's background as an adult film actress and vocalist with the high-energy, infectious rhythm section that defined mid-seventies dance music. By translating the title to 'Cual Es Tu Nombre, Cual Es Tu Numero,' the label aimed to capture the burgeoning Latin American disco market, capitalizing on the song's massive popularity in clubs across the United States and Europe.

The design of the Trebol pressing reflects the functional, localized aesthetic typical of regional Latin market releases during the late 1970s. While the original Buddah Records release featured iconic, high-gloss photography, international variants like this one often utilized simplified, utilitarian sleeve art to minimize production costs while ensuring the record was recognizable on retail shelves. The production was critically noted for its refined, percussive production value, which cemented Andrea True Connection as a staple of the era's sophisticated dance-pop sound, despite the often ephemeral nature of the disco genre at the time.