Title: Colorless as the album cover
Product review: What is a Latin superstar married to a hotshot producer to do in order to break into the overcrowded American pop music market? Why, make an English album of course. Despite my limited espanol, I've been a Thalia fan for quite a while. Her latest crossover album, however, is bland and uninspired. Her best songs are still sung in Spanish, because they were delivered with the confidence and sureness that the English songs lacked. It is a real pity that, nowadays, an artist have to sing what she thinks the public likes and not what she's good at in order to sell records. We've seen it all too often before with Shakira, Paulina and even America's own Jewel (Kilcher). At least those records aren't bad. I guess I'll just go back to listening to Juanes and Fey.
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