Released in October 13th 1986, Mirrors is Sandra’s highly anticipated second studio album, continuing the momentum of her successful debut, The Long Play. Once again produced by Michael Cretu, who played a significant role in shaping Sandra’s distinct sound, Mirrors showcases an evolution in her music with richer production, deeper lyrical content, and a more polished synth-pop sound.

The album features several standout tracks that became hits across Europe, including the powerful single “Innocent Love” and the evocative “Hi! Hi! Hi!,” both of which enjoyed substantial chart success. Mirrors also includes “Don’t Cry (The Breakup of the World),” a track that reflects Sandra’s growing maturity as an artist and her ability to convey emotion through music.

Mirrors solidified Sandra’s status as one of the leading figures in 1980s pop music. With its innovative production and catchy melodies, the album became a favorite among fans and further established Sandra’s presence on the international stage.