Juanes has stated that the album is to be completed in Spanish and has a "very
Colombian" sound to it.
Juanes co-produced this record, working with a two-time
Academy Award-winning producer,
Gustavo Santaolalla. It has been said that the album has typical Colombian sounds, such as the "
guasca," "
vallenato," and "
cumbia." When choosing the name for this record, Juanes was inspired by a conversation he had with his mother, who told him to "Not worry, because life is just a moment." Following what that phrase means, Juanes thought of creating an album remembering that life passes you by in a blink of an eye and concentrating more on his family and beloved beings. The first single "
Me Enamora" was released on September 3, 2007, to the media and online stores, such as
iTunes and reached number one in 19 countries. The second single is "
Gotas de Agua Dulce". This album won the
Latin Grammy Award for Album of the Year and
Best Male Pop Vocal Album; and the
lead single "Me Enamora" also received three awards for
Record of the Year,
Song of the Year and
Best Short Form Music Video in the
9th Annual Latin Grammy Awards. At the
51st Annual Grammy Awards this album won for
Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album. This album was reissued on September 15, 2008, with three new songs and eight tracks recorded live on his tour in the United States and Europe. The special edition will include also a DVD with new footage from Juanes' tour and the music videos the three singles released already. The confirmed new tracks for this re-edition are: "Falsas Palabras" (recorded with Gustavo Santaolalla in late 2007) and "
Odio por Amor" (the first single from this revamped edition). ==Chart performance==