Somos (Christopher Von Uckermann album)

Somos (We Are) is the debut studio album by Christopher Von Uckermann. It was released on November 16, 2010.

This article is about the Christopher Von Uckermann album. For other uses, see Somos (disambiguation).

Somos
Studio album by
Christopher Von Uckermann
Released16 November 2010
Recorded2009–2010
GenreLatin pop, dance-pop
Length44:02
LabelPeerT6H Music
ProducerGeorge Noriega
Christopher Von Uckermann chronology
Discography of RBD
(2004-2009)		 Somos
(2010)		 La Revolución de los Ciegos
(2019)
Singles from Somos
  1. "Vivir Soñando"
    Released: 13 April 2010
  2. "Sinfonía"
    Released: 22 September 2010

"Somos" is an innovative album, where each of the pieces are fused, conceptual and futuristic electronica are fed with fresh lyrics undoubtedly mark the history of experimental pop as defined by the young Mexican.[1]

The album promoted "Somos World Tour 2011" in August 2011.

Singles

"Sinfonía" is the first single, and became the letter of the album. The song was written with Jodi Marr, Rob Wells and George Noriega (Shakira, Ricky Martin, Robi Draco, Gloria Estefan) who were in charge of recording and production, taking care to make real what Christopher wanted, to have ideas for their first child musical.

Track listing

All songs were co-written by Christopher von Uckermann.

  1. "Mundo Irreal" – 4:06
  2. "Situación Perfecta" – 3:44 (Roman X/Dan Vikta/Uckermann)
  3. "Hacia el Sol" – 3:52 (Klaus Derendorf/Ximena Muñoz/Uckermann)
  4. "Apaga la Máquina" – 3:57 (Klaus Derendorf/Claudia Brant/Uckermann)
  5. "1,2,3" – 3:38 (Tiago D'Errico/Uckermann)
  6. "Sinfonía" – 3:56 (Jodi Marr/George Noriega/Rob Wells/Uckermann)
  7. "Someday" – 2:50
  8. "Somos" – 4:20
  9. "Tal Vez" – 2:51
  10. "Mente Mayor" – 2:52
  11. "Vivir Soñando" – 3:57
  12. "Imaginación" – 4:16 (Roman X/Vikta/Uckermann)

Charts
Chart (2010) Peak
position
U.S. Latin Pop Albums 14[2]
U.S. Latin Albums 72[2]

References
  1. "Christopher Von Uckermann rotundo éxito en Colombia | Música". Estereofonica. Retrieved December 29, 2010.
  2. Latin Pop Albums. Billboard. Retrieved 2010-11-30.
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