[2] The first track, “Ya No Me Interesas”, was previously recorded by Mexican singer Lucha Villa on her 1985 album, Interpreta a Juan Gabriel.

[3] The second track, "Corazoncito Tirano", was written and performed by Mexican singer-songwriter Cuco Sánchez on his 1990 album La Voz de Mexico.

[6] The album's fifth track, "Cielo Rojo", was first recorded by Aguilar's grandmother, Flor Silvestre in 1957, and is credited as the breakthrough in her musical career.

[11] The final song, "Me Gustas Mucho", was composed by Mexican singer-songwriter Juan Gabriel for Spanish singer Rocío Dúrcal in 1984.

[18][19] Aguilar performed "La Llorona" at the pre-telecast ceremony with fellow Mexican singers, Aida Cuevas and Natalia Lafourcade.