Discover more about this classic song and the Voyageur album here. In 'Beyond the Invisible', Sandra Cretu again provides the opening vocals, Michael Cretu sings lead vocals. The track also includes samples of a Latvian. Listen to music by Enigma on Pandora. Discover new music you ll love, listen to free personalized radio.Best audio quality From the album Voyageur. Enigma - Voyageur mp3 download, Enigma - Voyageur mp3,, Duration: 00:04:37 Filesize: 5.41 Mb, Listen Embed and Download Enigma - Voyageur. Enigma - Voyageur - Amazon.com Music. FREE Shipping on orders over $25. Used: Very Good Details. Primer Premier Keygen Free on this page. Sold by Prime_Goodies. The fifth album from the Euro-visionaries who brought Gregorian chant into the pop charts with the 1991 hit Sadness Part 1. On this 2003 voyage they continue to.

• ' Released: November 1990 • ' Released: 17 April 1991 • ' Released: 1 July 1991 • ' Released: 7 October 1991 MCMXC a.D. ('1990' in followed by an abbreviation of ) is the first by the German music project, headed by Romanian-German musician, released on 10 December 1990 by in the United Kingdom and on 28 January 1991 by in the United States. Before he founded Enigma, Cretu had released several solo records, collaborated with various artists, and produced albums for his then wife, German pop singer. Following their marriage in 1988, Cretu developed an idea for a music project named Enigma, and recorded MCMXC a.D.

In eight months at, his home studio located in,. It is one of the first albums recorded onto a. Cretu makes extensive use of, dance beats, and flute sounds. Received some criticism for its sexual and religious themes and connotations but it became a worldwide success, reaching the top 10 in ten countries, including the United Kingdom, and No.

6 in the United States where it sold over 4 million copies and stayed on the chart for 282 weeks. Four singles from the album were released—', ', ', and '. 'Sadeness (Part 1)' topped the singles charts worldwide and remains Enigma's most successful single.

In 1991 and 1999, the album was re-released with additional remixed tracks. — Father X, Exorcist, Church of Notre Dame, Paris The cover of the 'Limited Edition' of the album is the same as for the original release, but has a grainy dark green background instead of black. The first million copies of the album also have a holograph of the monk and cross on top of the album instead of the normal art work. The sleeve bears a strong resemblance to that of the 1986 album.

Release [ ] MCMXC a.D. Was released on 3 December 1990. It was an unexpected worldwide commercial success, reaching the top 10 in ten countries, including the UK for one week, and No. 6 in the U.S. Where it sold over 4 million copies and stayed on the chart for 282 weeks, a period of over five years. By January 1994, the album had sold 14 million copies worldwide.

The album received a total of over 60 Platinum awards. Four songs from MCMXC a.D. Were released as singles. ' was released in November 1990 to commercial success. The singles ', ' and ' were released in 1991.

The success of MCMXC a.D. Influenced the works of ( Fiesta Fatal!), ( Semantic Spaces, Karma),, and ( ). The album was also a stepping stone for the creation of many other groups who mainly include Gregorian chants in their music, such as and, founded by Frank Peterson prior to his falling out with Cretu. Critical reception [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating (A-) Controversies [ ] In 1991, sued Cretu and Virgin Germany for infringing on its 'right of personality' in the Gregorian chant samples used in 'Sadeness (Part I)' and 'Mea Culpa'. The lawsuit was settled out of court after Cretu agreed to pay compensation to the original creator of the samples. The case did not cover as the 1976 chant recordings were in the. Reissues [ ] A limited edition of MCMXC a.D.