Que Siente Tu Corazon, Abrazame Nuevamente / Si Me Quieres Dejar, Quiero Que Estes Conmigo

Released in 1979 on the Lyra label, this record represents a slice of the vibrant Latin pop landscape of the late 1970s. Produced during a period when the Bolivian record label Lyra was a significant conduit for regional musical output, the release serves as a localized snapshot of the romantic balladry and sentimental pop styles that dominated radio play throughout South America during that era.

The record features the work of the artist known as Homero, a performer deeply embedded in the melodic traditions of the time. The songwriting and arrangement reflect the standard production sensibilities of late-seventies pop, prioritizing emotive vocal deliveries and accessible instrumentation. While specific design credits for the sleeve art remain obscure, the aesthetic follows the conventions of period-typical label releases, focusing on clear branding and direct communication of the tracks contained within.