Cruz2318 wrote: ↑Wed Jun 01, 2022 3:33 pm Lol why do I still come here.

Can’t even have an opinion anymore.

Y si te vas, te vas, te vas, te vas, te vas, te vas... Pues que te vaya bonito.

J/K, just chill, keep saying what you want to say as long as you're not a bitter bitch or breaking forum rules. Opinions are opinions, people are allowed to not like certain things.

Moralistic wrote: ↑Wed Jun 01, 2022 3:20 am I realy wish I knew spanish so I knew what these songs were about! Lol either way I love them!

there's a thread with the lyrics and the translations!

I just heard the Christian Nodal version of "Cuando Me De La Gana" ... I thought you guys were exaggerating, but you're right. The solo version is far better. This doesn't really sound like a duet, it sounds like he's trying to sing over her, the different volume of each track adds to that. I don't mind that his vocals are "cleaner" or more restrained, that souldn't be a problem.

It just sounds off. If they wanted two versions of this song, they should have done a live recording with him and added it as a bonus track.

ClairBoyant wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 6:30 pm I hope some of these producers, mixers, etc. stick around for the English project. I can't go back to listening to the Red Lips Room voice memos after this immaculate production!!!

I hope Matt has already turned the Red Lips Room into his own mancave

I gotta admire how Christina is releasing stuff and letting it promote itself, LOL


It makes me wonder if she's really playing the long game. Letting the songs settle and sort of grow naturally.

In Latin charts, songs can sit there for months or even years. Some artists launch several singles long before the actual albums. So when they release an album, it's instantly popular and they can start collecting awards.
Given that Christina seems to be in no rush to promote this, I wonder if she's planning to leave that for the later stages of the process, once she's ready to launch the full album.

Fabry wrote: ↑Mon May 30, 2022 1:47 pm I swear Traguito may be one of my fave songs of her ever!!!

There's something really authentic about Traguito, right from the start. You don't know if you'll hear an rock song, or a bachata, or a rumba song. Then it goes right away into a contemporary pop song that could sound on the radio any day.

It was a great surprise.

I kinda wanna break up with my BF now to shout at him "te vas, te vas, te vas, TE VAS, TE VAS, TE VAAAAAAAS!!"

How does she manage to release NEW vocals over 20 years into her career?

I'd agree that in isolation La Tormenta doesn't feel as strong as La Fuerza, but I find the second EP easier to listen on a row. It flows better. But I get that you're not supposed to listen to either of them separately: when put back to back, La Tormenta and La Fuerza make an IMPRESSIVE album together, and we're still missing part of it.

The final album, once completed, will be nothing short of a masterpiece.

Ooooh I would love for her to use her last name as the album name or the third EP name.

A lot of people in the US seem to forger or disregard her Latin roots, but her last name is so evidently Hispanic that it's an easy way to remind people who she is. Also, if there's going to be more introspection in the upcoming EP3 about her relationship to her father and her heritage, it makes full sense. Her last name is something she has always been proud of, and I'm happy she might be emphasizing it.