image that the singer showed at that time. "Saliva" was banned on several radio stations in Mexico and "Un Pacto Entre los Dos" was considered "sadomasochistic". Promotion The first performance of the album's songs was held in October 1990 at a hotel in Mexico City. In 1991, Thalía attended the talk show La Movida, hosted by Verónica Castro, where she performed live numerous songs from the album. Singles "Un Pacto Entre los Dos": The album's lead single and Thalía's debut solo single, the song was considered at that time as somewhat sadomasochistic. It was also criticized for the sensual and provocative outfits Thalía wore on television performances, but despite that, the criticism did not stop the song from being a success in Mexico. The song's music video portrays Thalía in an airport and also in a jungle, where she is chased by some men with spears, bows and arrows. "Saliva": The second single from the album, it was released in late 1990. The song caused a lot of controversy at that time and was even banned on several radio stations in Mexico. The music video with participation of Ricky Luis was also released in 1990. The song was certified gold in Spain. "Amarillo Azul": The third single from the album, released in early 1991. The song was written by Luis Cabaña and Pablo Pinilla. It obtained less criticism than its predecessor singles. No music video was released for the song. "Pienso en Ti": The fourth and final single from the album, released to the Mexican radio stations in 1991. The song was written by the composer Aureo Baqueiro. Thalía dedicated it to her boyfriend at that time, the producer Alfredo Diaz. It is the first ballad Thalía released as a single. Like "Amarillo Azul", it does not have a music video of its own. The song reached position number four in Mexico City and number five in San Salvador. Track listing Certifications and sales References 1990 debut albums Thalía albums Spanish-language albums Fonovisa Records albums