Not to be confused with the album by Yaga & Mackie Clase Aparte.
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Clase aparte is a 1980 studio album by Colombian group Binomio de Oro.[1] The album contains the hits "Dime pajarito", "Voz de acordeones" - dedicated like the album to the murdered writer Octavio Daza,[2][3] and "Habíamos terminado".
^Lisa Shaw, Stephanie Dennison Pop Culture Latin America!: Media, Arts, and Lifestyle 2005 1851095047 p.31 "The most significant of these include Binomio de Oro, which originally started out in the mid-1970s as a duo, with ... Some of Binomio's best work can be found on the albums Clase Aparte (No Comparison, 1980) and Festival Vallenato (1982)."