Mató Mi Corazon

Mató Mi Corazon
Studio album by Los Freddy's
Released	1968
Genre	Romantic music, regional Mexican, rock n roll
Los Freddy's chronology
La Flaca (1967) Mató Mi Corazon (1968) Obsesión (1969)

Mató Mi Corazon ("Killed My Heart") is the fifth studio album by the Mexican group Los Freddy's. The album was released in 1968.

This album featured a new instrument for the group - the organ - played by Esteban "El Chester" Rodríguez. The first track, "Mató Mi Corazon", was a hit and solidified the addition of Rodríguez, making the band a group of seven members. However, many fans were not aware of the new addition due to the photos on the album. Arturo Cisneros is missing from the front cover photo but it does include Esteban Rodríguez, leading to the belief that the group remained as six members aided by the quality of the photo, which is dark and makes it hard to identify the band members. Furthermore, the photo on the back of the album cover is an older photo of the group with the original six members before Rodríguez joined the band. Nonetheless, the album was a hit and Rodríguez's organ would get the recognition it was due in future albums.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Mató Mi Corazon"	2:36
2.	"Regresa Pronto" (cover of "You Didn't Have to Be So Nice" by The Lovin' Spoonful)	2:43
3.	"Acercate a Mi Lado"	2:36
4.	"Tu Ingratitud"	2:57
5.	"La Vi Ayer"	2:58
6.	"Vuelve Mi Amor" (cover of "Never My Love" by The Association)	3:03
7.	"Olvidate de Mi" (cover of "It's Nice To Be With You" by The Monkees)	3:14
8.	"Perdoname Señor"	2:27
9.	"Solo La Verdad" (cover of "Birds In My Tree" by Strawberry Alarm Clock)	1:49
10.	"Cuando Seas Mujer" (cover of "Come Back When You Grow Up" by Bobby Vee & the Strangers)	2:50