Title: Dreamy, Hooky Electronica In Spanish
Product review: This group from Mexico crafts exquisite electro-pop and trip-hop that -- with its female vocals over sleekly funky rhythms -- harkens back to the '90s and the glory days of Olive, Morceeba and the like. Probably the closest equivalent today is Telepopmusik or maybe the Bebel Gilberto remix disc. Though sometimes Alma Velasco's vocals are a little too baby-girl and a couple of the tracks end too abruptly (the closing "Nadie" begs for a longer remix), overall this is a strong album if you like the genre in which they're working.
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