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Originally Posted by aleuzzi
I love unexpected info like this. I wonder how that song at that time played into public tastes there.
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As I remember, Hold Me and Gypsy were the obvious hits played in radios.
But there was an adult contemporary, world, vocal radio; in general they used to play beyond the classical pop hits. So they liked to choose the non usual singles. When Mirage were released, they played HM & G, and they started to play Can't Go Back, too (maybe a single in other countries but not in Peru). And it was so well received that it started to play by other radios (something that no always happened with other songs). Probably it didn't reach the local top ten, but I remember hearing it frequently for a while.