Ana Bárbara wants to restore her quality as "The Queen of Grupero" music with her new album titled "Loca de Amar" (Crazy in Love), which will debut at the end of October, and from which she introduces her hot new single "Loca" (Crazy).

The album was produced by Ana Bárbara herself, with additional support from longtime friend producer Carlos Cabral "Junior," whom she has maintained a well established professional relationship with for many years now. She hopes to match the success of "Bandido," her previous album that maintained her at the top of her singing career.

According to her record label Univisión, the first single "Loca" (Crazy) will be distributed in three different versions, hoping it has the opportunity to reach a greater audience with its original, norteña, and pop versions.

The album "Loca de Amar" (Crazy in Love) consists of "Loca" (Crazy), "Enséñame a olvidar" (Show me how to forget), "Principio y fin" (Begining and end), "Bailando" (Dancing), Me mata tu ausencia" (Your absence is killing me), "La copa y el vino" (The cup and wine), "No fue casualidad" (It wasn't coincidence), "Soledad" (Loneliness), "Lo busque" (I looked), and "Ya me voy" (I'm leaving."

Ana Bárbara, loyal to her style of music, supervised every single detail of the album, including the photo selection, graphic design, and song selection, which was satisfying to her as a music interpreter.

She only hopes that her hard work on this album is rewarded through her new single "Loca" (Crazy), a catchy, upbeat, and very danceable song that carries a style which reflects one hundred percent who Ana Bárbara is. It is composed by Alejandro Vezzani (composer of "Bandido"); and is available on her new album "Loca de Amar" (Crazy in Love) due out Tuesday October 26,2004.

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