Hijas Del Tomate (studio album)
by Las Ketchup

This album contains 4 versions of "The Ketchup Song" - which probably hurts it. The karaoke version is pointless, and the "hippy" version has obnoxious clapping throughout. And there is not much difference between the Spanish and Spanglish versions. All that said, the rest of the album is surprisingly pretty good. It would definitely help if you know Spanish, but there are no bad songs here, and a few funny ones besides the novelty hit.

From TheDude85 07/14/2021 18:41 | #271616

Las Ketchup are a trio of Spanish sisters who stumbled upon a novelty hit with "The Ketchup Song" in 2002 which took the world by storm, created a dance craze ala "The Macarena" and became the #1 hit in Europe. A full album soon emerged, fleshed out by six or seven original tunes in addition to multiple versions of "The Ketchup Song."
Released by Columbia Records (Cat#: Columbia ‎– COL 509485 2, Columbia ‎– 509485 2, Columbia ‎– 5094852000, Shaketown Music ‎– COL 509485 2, Shaketown Music ‎– 509485 2, Shaketown Music ‎– 5094852000) this Spanish language album is proof positive that one-hit wonders still exist even among all nations of the world. Authenticated on discogs.com