V by Luz Casal

"Luz V", also known as "V", is the fifth studio album by the Spanish rock singer-songwriter Luz Casal. It was her very first album released in 1989 under Hispavox her new label after departing from Zafiro, her former record company. In this album, the performer started collaborating with other artists counting with the executive production of the Colombian musician Chucho Merchán, who participated in Casal's previous album as a musician back in 1987. She also met other composers such as Paco Trinidad and Pancho Varona (One of the habitual producers of Joaquín Sabina). This album is the longest studio release of the performer with 14 tracks, much longer than her four first albums which only had nine songs.