Un Poco Más (MDO album)

Un Poco Más is a studio album by the boy band Puerto Rican MDO, released in 1999 by the record label Sony Music. The band's lineup at the time included Abel Talamántez, Alexis Grullón, Anthony Galindo and Didier Hernández, who not only performed the songs but also contributed to the composition and production of the album.

With 12 tracks, including hits like "Dame un Poco Más," "No Puedo Olvidar," and "Baila la Rumba," the album highlighted the band's musical versatility. The production was handled by Alejandro Jaén, while the artistic direction was supervised by Edgardo Díaz, the creator of the group. In an effort to mature their image, the members designed a more sophisticated aesthetic, reflecting the band's personal and musical evolution.

The release was followed by a promotional tour that took the band through United States, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, including performances in iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden and the Bellas Artes Theatre. The album received favorable reviews from critics, with special praise for its vocal harmonies. Commercially, it achieved notable positions on the Billboard charts and was certified with gold and platinum records for its impressive sales. Moreover, the album was nominated for major awards, cementing MDO as one of the leading references of Latin teen pop in the late 1990s.