Abrázame Fuerte (album)
1969 studio album by Anthony Swete

Abrázame Fuerte is a 1969 album by singer Anthony Swete that was released on the RCA label in Argentina. It contained Swete's hit singles "Judy in Disguise" and "Hold Me Tight". The album also made the top twenty in Argentina that year.
Background
Anthony Swete was an artist who was signed to Ed Chalpin's PPX record label. His solo album, Abrazame Fuerte was released in Argentina on RCA GLE-80005 in 1969. As of March that year it was available. Swete had flown to Argentina with manager Chalpin in the previous month.
Singles
Swete's version of "Judy in Disguise" had got to no. 4 on the Buenos Aires Top Ten chart for the week ending 6 April, and "Hold Me Tight" had peaked at no. 5 on 15 March 1969 on the Argentina's Best Sellers chart.
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