Muriendo De Tristeza = Mr Dieingly Sad / Media Noche En Moscú = Midnight In Moscow / Jovencita = Younger Girl / El Juego De Las Palabras = The Name Game

This 1971 EP, catalog number EPI-158, was released by MCA Records in Mexico, serving as a compilation of international pop and jazz hits. The record functions as a 'jukebox' style collection, grouping diverse tracks such as The Critters' folk-pop hit 'Mr. Dieingly Sad' and Kenny Ball's traditional jazz cover of 'Midnight in Moscow.' These compilations were standard fare for regional labels at the time, designed to provide local markets with access to varied hits from the American and British charts on a single, affordable disc.

The curation of the EP reflects the eclectic nature of 1960s pop radio, bringing together Shirley Ellis’s novelty hit 'The Name Game' alongside softer vocal pop. The design aesthetic is characteristic of early 1970s Latin American pressing practices, which often utilized generic or thematic artwork to package licensed international content. While the individual tracks were produced by various artists under their respective original labels, this specific configuration was assembled to capitalize on the enduring popularity of these songs in the Mexican domestic market.