Almoraima but it's only the Arabic tecnorumba part, except I missed A2 LOL (Spain, 1998)

Quite an unforeseen upload but just thought I'd make something different today and that's gathering the Arabic singing parts of this beautiful and unique album. Never thought I'd listen to Arabic tecnodisco, technically we can't say it's rumba, since it's Arabic folk singing. But here we are! It should be illegal for this album to be this obscure, but given the fact that the only person who uploaded this album (separately) didn't even show the album cover, but a random pic of a guitar, I can partially tell why, probably not even OP knew about them.
If anyone knows anything about this band, I'd be very grateful if you left a comment. No credited vocalist, but there are three of em, the two Spanish man and woman who are posing for the cover and a mysterious Moroccan girl who sings in Darija dialect.
I reached out to the producer, Francisco Carmona, but no answers yet

I missed the second track, since the Moroccan girl coincidentally sings in both languages so I forgot, but I'm lazy to post it again lol. So listen to it here if you want    • Almoraima "Tecnorumba" ( el horizonte )   at minute 1:30

0:00 Yo te miro
0:32 Tú eres mi amor
0:51 Por un beso tuyo
1:10 Mujeres de papel
1:42 Quiero que sepas
2:12 Siento que el amor
2:52 Corazón