in 2004. The song was performed live for the first time by the singers at the "AcaFest2005" held in Acapulco, Mexico. José Feliciano and Rudy Pérez performed a duet on Feliciano's album, José Feliciano y Amigos. Puerto-Rican American singer Olga Tañón recorded a cover version of the track on Éxitos en 2 Tiempos (2007), the first album by Tañon to include covers of songs previously recorded by other artists. The song was performed in a duet with Dominican singer Milly Quezada for the pop version and with American singer Jenni Rivera for the Regional/Mexican version, and upon released as a single peaked at number 40 in the Billboard Latin Songs and at number 20 in the Latin Pop Songs chart, respectively. This version was nominated for Tropical Airplay Song of the Year, Female at the 2009 Latin Billboard Music Awards. which was ultimately won by Ivy Queen and "Dime". Margarita Vargas "La Diosa de la Cumbia" ("The Goddess of Cumbia") joined Mariana Seoane on a recording of "Cosas del Amor" included on Seoane's fourth studio album Está de Fiesta... Atrévete!!! (2007). Mexican singers María José and Edith Márquez recorded "Cosas del Amor" for José's studio album Amante de lo Ajeno in 2009. Carr was awarded the Latin Recording Academy Lifetime Achievement Award at the 9th Latin Grammy Awards in 2008. Carr attended the ceremony and performed "Cosas del Amor" with Olga Tañón and Jenni Rivera, in a presentation described as "boring" by Carlos Reyes of the magazine Club Fonograma. In 2020, Mexican singer-songwriter Ximena Sariñana was joined by Spanish actress Paz Vega to record a cover version of the song for the third season of the Mexican web series La Casa de las Flores. About the recording, Sariñana said: "It is a very emblematic song, but also the situation in which it is placed in the series and how Manolo Caro worked it, became a great musical moment, and it was super fun to perform the song with Paz Vega, we had a great time that day." See also Billboard Top Latin Songs Year-End Chart List of number-one Billboard Latin Songs from the 90's Notes References 1991 songs 1991 singles 2008 singles Vikki Carr songs Ana Gabriel songs Jenni Rivera songs Ximena Sariñana songs Songs written by Roberto Livi Songs written by Rudy Pérez Spanish-language songs Sony Discos singles 1990s ballads Pop ballads Female vocal duets