had no ability to decide which tracks would be included and no input into the rhythmic structure or artistic production of the songs. Release and promotion To promote the launch of the album, as a suggestion from Shakira, live performances were held in locations such as Teatro Amira de la Rosa, Cartagena, Santa Marta, Riohacha, Medellín, Cali, Bogotá, and other various theaters and events, all of which received print, radio and television coverage. The performances featured additional dancers and background vocalists such as César Navarro, Guillermo Gómez, Mauricio Pinilla, and Richard Ricardo. A music video was done for "Magia", which Navarro also starred in. Navarro found working with Shakira enjoyable and relaxing, and recalled her as sensitive and energetic: "She was a tireless worker, but more than anything, she was a total blast." The choreography for the performances was done by Gary Julio and Ray Silva. The album won an award at the Viña del Mar International Song Festival in 1991, although Shakira was not able to attend the ceremony as she was less than 16. Despite the live performances and the amount of media coverage, the LP did not fare well commercially; between 1,000 and 1,200 copies were sold in her home country. Initially, Shakira refused to allow the re-release of both Magia and her next album, Peligro, because of their "immaturity." Track listing Personnel Credits from liner notes: Shakira – songwriter, vocals Sergio Solano – acoustic and electric guitars Antonio "Toño" Arnedo – saxophone Miguel Enrique Cubillos N. – producer, songwriter, music direction, artistic arrangement, vocal direction, chorus Ana Maria Gónzalez-Liliana Avila – chorus Juanita Loboguerrero – songwriter Miguel E. Cubillos – producer, songwriter, music direction, artistic arrangement, vocal direction Pablo Tedeschi – producer, songwriter, musical direction, arrangement, computer programming, synthesizer programming, drum programming Alvaro Eduardo Ortiz Q – design Gabriel Muñoz – general coordination Luis Miguel Olivar – sound engineer, mixing engineer Leo Erazzo – album artwork References Bibliography 1991 debut albums Shakira albums Sony Music Colombia albums Spanish-language albums