Lunada Review

"Lunada" has a few catchy moments, but compared to albums like 1997's sun-drenched "Amor a La Mexicana" and 2005's "El Sexto Sentido," it is a considerable dissapointment on the overall. While it boasts a handful of solid tracks that listeners will surely enjoy, it sounds like an album that was pieced together in time to meet a deadline, uncomfortably so. It's certainly not an album that will remain on the charts for any extended length of time. Still, the handful of potent zingers, along with Thalia's consistently impressive efforts as a vocalist, means it is not a wasted effort. Next, however, more strong songs are needed.
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