executed", but "fails to fully define its singer: Is she a pop balladeer? A dance queen?", concluding that Tañón "sounds as if she's still searching for something else." The album was awarded the Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album. After receiving the award, Tañón said: "I swear I was surprised. Anything could have happened. The competition was very strong but I always had faith. I'm super happy." Track listing Credits adapted from Allmusic. Chart performance Sobrevivir debuted and peaked at number 11 in the Billboard Top Latin Albums chart, being the second highest debut of the week, after Acústico Vol. II by Puerto Rican singer Ednita Nazario which bowed at number two. The album debuted and peaked at number ten in the Latin Pop Albums chart. The album became Tañón's lowest charting album, since Mujer de Fuego in 1994. Sobrevivir received a Platinum album in the Latin field certification in the United States and sold 64,000 units (as of 2005). References Category:2002 albums Category:Olga Tañón albums Category:Spanish-language albums Category:Warner Music Latina albums Category:Latin Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Album