Second studio album by Mónica Naranjo and one of the most striking in Spanish pop of the 90s. Palabra de mujer quickly became a phenomenon in Latin America after its release in Mexico on May 27, 1997, where it sold over 700,000 copies. Its success propelled its arrival in Spain on June 10 of the same year, reaching more than one million copies sold.
With powerful production, intense lyrics, and a rebellious style, the record marked a turning point in the artist's career. It includes anthems such as “Desátame”, “Entender el amor”, “Pantera en libertad”, and “Ámame o déjame”, which established Mónica Naranjo as an icon of strength, sensuality, and freedom.
