Yaidelice Monrrozeau, who wrote the former, also pens the title track Raldy Vázquez, who wrote the latter, contributes two additional songs.
Mujer de Fuego kicks off with a pair of highlights, "Contigo o sin Ti" and "Muchacho Malo," both of which were significant chart hits, Tañón's first. Instead, this is intense and fast-paced dance music, putting the focus directly on Tañón and the rhythm, not on the production or studiocraft. There's absolutely none of the pop tendencies and over-produced ballads that would often weigh down her music at the end of the decade. Like that album, this one is comprised of straightforward tropical music, merengue in particular. Mujer de Fuego is a leap forward from her debut, Sola.
On her second album, Mujer de Fuego, released in 1993, Olga Tañón enters the stride that would carry her to exceptional popularity among tropical music listeners, peaking the following year with her superlative Siente el Amor.
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