Fleetwood Mac-Tango in The Night (1987)

In the mid-eighties, Fleetwood Mac was not exactly experiencing a good time, the personal and financial problems of some of its members were constant.
His latest album had been "Mirage" which despite its good sales and favorable criticism, was nowhere near its previous successes as "Rumors" or "Tusk".
Thus the things, the guitarist Lindsey Buckingham would initiate the recording of a solo album that later was offered to the rest of the components and with it starting the recording of what would be her new album which they titled "Tango in The Night"
With an overwhelming sound, exquisite production and a series of sublime compositions, the album would reach sales levels close to its overwhelming album "Rumors" with more than 15 million copies sold.
However, in addition to all this, the album supposed the total reactivation of a band that seemed to be resting on its laurels, and in the end it would be the last album of the most legendary and successful formation of Fleetwood Mac.
An album with an impressive series of songs as addictive as suggestive, ranging from rock, pop and even new wave approaches.