The album received mixed to positive reviews in spite of the fact that Trevi's image had been heavily damaged by the media and the scandals in previous years.

El Domador (The tamer) and Eres Un Santo (You're a saint) did not achieve the expected success due to the merger of BMG with Sony Music Entertainment, in which promotion was affected.

On the other hand, Trevi performed a snippet of an early version of the song "Cómo Nace el Universo" in 1998 (the year before being arrested) in a Mexican TV interview in her family's house in Monterrey, in which she stated that she was working on her supposed "new" album and it was almost ready to be released.

In 1998 Trevi performed a snippet of an early version of the song "Doña Pudor" in the Mexican TV show Otro Rollo and it was later included in her 2007 album Una Rosa Blu.

She also performed another new song in this show, "Qué Pasa En la Azotea", which was released in her compilation album called No Soy Monedita De Oro the following year.

According to Trevi's biographical TV series Ellas Soy Yo "Que Pasa En La Azotea" was created during the sessions of the recording of her 1994 album Más Turbada Que Nunca, but it was discarded in order to be released later.

Snippets of a song called "Policromías de Delfín", which was dedicated to her son Ángel Gabriel who was born when she was under arrest in Brazil, was performed by Trevi in several TV interviews in and out of prison, but it remains unreleased.