Laura y Juan
Laura y Juan were a Spanish musical duo best known for their 1988 song "No Te Quiero Perder." The track's melody and lyrics found an audience beyond Spain,...
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Laura y Juan were a Spanish musical duo best known for their 1988 song "No Te Quiero Perder." The track's melody and lyrics found an audience beyond Spain, and they released a collaborative album under the same title that year.
They recorded several albums together through the 1990s, including Entre Amigos in 1989 and Las Cosas Que Nunca Te Dije in 1998. Their work was sometimes accompanied by media speculation about their relationship, which they denied.
Their collaboration brought together Laura Pausini, an Italian singer, and Juan Gabriel, a Mexican singer-songwriter. The pairing created music that crossed language boundaries, though they took a break from working together at one point due to health issues.
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