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Absolutely Hot !!!
This is Olga Tanon's most recent release. It contains a nice mix of fast flamenco style dance music, techno sounding love songs and romantic pop ballads. The song "Tu Amor" is a techno-flamenco marvel. The lyrics are sooo passionate and the beat just grabs you and won't let go. I listen to it every morning. Olga has a fabulously powerful voice, but she can also bring out the emotions in the softest ballad. "Hielo Y Fuego" is also wonderful; the tempo changes and versatility of her band make this song unique. And of course, "La Magia del Ritmo" won't let you sit still. The final track, "Un Hombre Y Una Mujer" is a warm and romantic love song which really showcases Olga's rich smooth voice. I highly recommend this album although it has a different feel than her earlier Merengue albums. !Ay que lindo!

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Olga can do anything...
Known for her merengue, Olga proves with this pop CD that she can succeed in any musical style. There are twelve songs on here that alternate between more danceable numbers and ballads. The opening track, "Tu Amor" has a driving flamenco beat, and is the definite standout. Her voice is beautiful, and her style is hard to resist. This is truly one of the best Latin-pop CD's I own and would recommend.

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While some songs sparkle others fizzle....
I hadn't really heard Olga before I received this album as a gift. All I knew was that she was a huge hit in Puerto Rico as well as the international scene. I wasn't sure what to expect. Unfortunately, this is one of the more uneven CDs of "Musica Latina" that I have in my collection.

Though, Olga Tañón has a powerful voice and she definitely isn't shy about belting it out, there are times where a little goes a LONG way! On some of the tracks, I wanted to yell "Ya! Basta!" (Enough, already!) When she tries to be expressive it almost comes out as hollow as a cat screaming on a hot tin roof. ("Cómo Pude Haber Vivido Sin Ti," "Diálogo Mudo," "Voy a Sacarte De Mi Mente") Other tracks are catchy mostly because of the arrangements and the catchy fusion of merengue and latin pop ("Tu Amor," "Hielo y Fuego"). This album is not for all tastes and is, in my opinion, far too poppy! I prefer music with more "sabor" (the sound of the timbales, the heartbeat of the drum, son montuno, salsa) to the canned sound of more Anglo rhythms. This is not for all tastes. Sorry, Olga!