This is the fourth album recorded by the singer with mariachi and is produced once again by Rubén Fuentes. The sales were strong in Mexico reaching double-platinum status. The title track was first released as a bonus track on her album Lucero, and was one of the songs written by Rafael Pérez-Botija for the soap opera Los Parientes Pobres.

The first single "Corazón Lastimado" (Broken Heart) was sent to radio to popular music and pop stations as well, reaching the Top Ten in México. The tracks "A Partir de Hoy" (Starting Today) (written by Húmberto Estrada, the author of another crossover hit: "Como Quien Pierde una Estrella" by Alejandro Fernández), "Cerca de Tí" (Closer to You) and "Desviste mi Boca" (Undress my mouth) were also promoted as singles.

Cerca de Tí was the last album recorded by Lucero on Melody (later Fonovisa) her record label since 1988.

[edit] Track listing

Me Estoy Volviendo Mujer (Te Estás Volviendo Mujer) (Jose Alfredo Jimenez) — 2:24
Desviste mi Boca (Húmberto Estrada) — 3:08
Corazón Lastimado (Rubén Fuentes/Isabel Leonor Cova) — 3:23
Besos de Amor (Rafael Torres/Oscar Lira) — 2:15
¡Antojo! (Isabel Leonor Cova/Rubén Fuentes) — 2:03
Te Amaré toda la vida (Enrique “Coki” Navarro) — 3:05
No Vuelvas (Fernando Martínez) — 2:44
A Partir de Hoy (Húmberto Estrada) — 3:56
El Milagro (Felipe “Indio” Jiménez) — 2:05
Será Que Estoy Enamorada (David Beigdeber) — 3:08
Cerca de Ti (Rafael Perez Botija) — 3:32
Con Doble Cara (Benjamín Sanchez Mota) — 2:53
Porque Soy Mujer (Armando Manzanero) — 3:27

[edit] Singles

Corazón Lastimado (#7 MEX. #23 US Latin)
Desviste Mi Boca
A Partir De Hoy
Cerca de Tí

[edit] Personnel

Producer, arranger and director: Ruben Fuentes with Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan (Courtesy of Polygram México)
Repertoire: Lucero LEon and Isabel Leonor Cova
Executive producer: Tina Galindo
Recorded at: Joel Solis Studios, México
Recording engineer: Carlos Ceballos and Alex Sanchez
Guitar on “Antojo”: Elias Torres
Guitars on “Besos de Amor” and “A Partir de hoy”: Miguel Peña
Arrangements on tracks 4 and 10: Eduardo Magallanes
Arrangements on tracks 7 and 12: Pepe Martinez
All vocals: Lucero
Photography: Adolfo Pérez Butrón
Design: Varela Design and Rafael Barbabosa