Amor a La Mexicana

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Amor a La Mexicana
Review by JR Anderson : Good but predictable

Thalía is one of my fav. latin singers and it's not just because she looks beautiful! This is probably her best album, it's packed with strong but fun hits that are all very friendly to the old ear. The big problem is that it has very little originality: it has elements of just about every other Latin song around! Take for example "Mujer Latina" which is an excellent song, but the tune sounds way too familiar and predictable. This isn't really a major issue but I do feel the album really lacks any originality! But, Thalia can sing and make a nice loada tunes so don't be put off-it's a good album!

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Review by Isidro Bucio "Junior1984" : An Excellent Work of Art!!!

Este Album es uno de los mejores Cd's de Thalia. Desde la primera cancion hasta la ultima, te dejara sorprendido. Los sonidos son excelentes. Las Letras son muy buenas y el mensaje que Thalia preyecta en cada cancion es Unico. Un Album que gano muchos premios en el 1995-1996. Incluyendo el Premio al Mejor Alfum Femenino del ano.

I strongly recommend this ALBUM. This is a Must Buy. Thalia has it all: Beauty, Talent, fame....etc.

Amor a La Mexicana
Review by Paco Calder : Montezuma's revenge!

A few months ago, I was stuck in a traffic jam in Paris on the way to the airport, having a quarrel with my girlfriend, when all of a sudden, from the cabbie's radio, 'Amor a la Mexicana' blasted out in joyous fury. We were both dumbfounded, amazed and actually quite proud that a fellow Mexican -and a singer-soap-opera star at that- was being played overseas -let alone in Paris- and by a cab driver who didn't even speak Spanish! "Aaaaah, Thaliaaaaa!" -he said in something resembling French- "Quelle fendueeeee!" Needless to say, we stopped fighting, started laughing, then singing and made up pretty fast afterwards. So I guess I owe Thalía an apology, for I used to badmouth her everytime her name came up. I'm sorry; I was a stupid jerk! Now she has won me over, and my early criticisms have become my fondest praise: Though I've never met her personally, I once saw her live in a TV show, wearing a dental-floss-bikini complete with a Moctezuma headress, dancing this very same tune with a bunch of jotos pretending to be Aztec warriors offering her up to a volcano. I found the whole thing quite cheesy at the time, but now I think of it -and her- as great kitsch! In fact, Thalía fascinates me by managing the impossible: to look endearingly sexy while being overtly vulgar. Not an easy task. I love it!......