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Anais
Asi Soy Yo
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music

Track Listings (17) - Disc #1
1. Atrapada
2. Estoy Con El Y Pienso En Ti
3. Lo Que Son Las Cosas
4. Estar Contigo
5. Sexo Sexo
6. No Quiero Sufrir
7. Suelta
8. Como Olvidarte
9. Que Te Pedi
10. Así Es El Amor
11. Atrapada
12. Lo Que Son Las Cosas (Reggaeton)
13. Lo Que Son Las Cosas (Duranguense)
14. Lo Que Son Las Cosas (Salsa)
15. Lo Que Son Las Cosas (Techno)
16. Estoy Con El Y Pienso En Ti (Reggaeton)
17. Estoy Con El Y Pienso En Ti (Salsa)

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CD Details

All Artists: Anais
Title: Asi Soy Yo
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Univision Music Grp
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 4/18/2006
Genres: International Music, Pop, Latin Music
Styles: Reggae, Dance Pop, Latin Pop, Urban, Reggaeton
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 808831088422

Synopsis

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The talent-reality-show craze hasn't been lost on Latino record execs looking to make another Idol-size splash on U.S. soil--en espanol. Enter Anais, the Bronx-raised, Dominican-born beauty who was crooning in karaoke bars before winning the second season of Univision's Objetivo Fama. Her debut disc, Asi Soy Yo, arrives just shy of a year after her big win, and it packs an impressive punch. It's a lush, something-for-everyone affair, full of tropical, urban and regional rhythms. The omnipresent drone of reggaeton accents several songs ("Atrapada," "Sexo, Sexo," "Suelta"), but Anais proves equally adept at the romantic balladry of such key tracks as "Estoy Con El y Pienso en Ti" and "Estar Contigo." Her deep, creamy voice plays to the drama of each song's lyrics without completely jumping overboard. Smash hit "Lo Que Son Las Cosas" (originally recorded by Ednita Nazario) takes up almost one-third of the album via a slew of mixes: ballad, reggaeton, salsa, and duranguense, featured as a duet with Alacranes Musical. Each works in its own way and proves a nice showcase for Anais' chameleon-like charisma. --Joey Guerra

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CD Reviews

I LOVE HER AND THE CD (DONT LISTEN TO STUPID PEOPLE Frances

CARLOS g. | 05/03/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"please do not listen to stupid pleople like (Frances Ortiz "Franka") i am not going to say no names. this cd rocks people like (Frances Ortiz "Franka") are just heating because they dont have a life and just like to put down people who are not from thier country and plus if the cd "sucks" like some people say ( Frances Ortiz "Franka") why in hell her cd when first since it was release. so stop heating.

ps. SHE IS SO MUCH BETTER THAN BEYONCE AND CHRISTINA ( I LOVE THEM ALSO) SOME PEOPLE (Frances Ortiz "Franka") JUST THINK THAT THE ONLY GOOD PEOPLE ARE FROM THIER COUNTRY SO STOP HEATING (Frances Ortiz "Franka")

BUY IT !!!!!!"

This CD is good. Buy it. Now.

Amy | USA | 08/23/2006

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Anais was apparently on the show Objectivo Fama though I never personally saw it I did hear the Reggaeton mix of "Lo Que Son Las Cosas" on the radio. Granted, they did go a bit overboard with the number of remixes to that particular song, there are quite a few songs that I love such as "Atrapada" (I actually prefer the remix on that one as well) and "Suelta". Her slower songs aren't as good but she does have a very strong and unique voice.

Anais era participante del show Objectivo Fama pero no lo ví personalmente. Oí la canción Lo Que Son Las Cosas por la radio. Creo que hay demasiados remixes de Lo Que Son Las Cosas incluidos con el disco pero hay muchas canciones que me encantan como Atrapada y Suelta. Las canciones lentas no son tan buenas pero tiene ella una voz bien fuerte"

El futuro de Divas de Latina

Karino | Denver, CO | 06/13/2006

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Finalmente, hay un cantante fuerte en la música latina que representa a personas del color.

Por años nosotros tenemos Celia Cruz, Milly Quezada cantantes como primeros que se han quedado y aceptado internacionalmente.

La generación nueva de cantantes continuará demostrar la expresión musical. Anais para su primer esfuerzo es "outstanding".

Yo no era muy feliz de oír las versiones diferentes de las canciones pero, ella demuestra sus lados musicales diferentes exitosamente. Yo le doy la calificación a causa de las versiones diferentes de las canciones principales.

Ella tiene una voz fuerte que estará en la música latina para el mucho tiempo. No hay comparación a las divas pasadas. Anais permanece verdadero a ella misma. Ella no puede llegar a ser las divas pasadas. Ella ha demostrado ella se queda ella misma y tener éxito.

El CD tiene muchos ritmos de reggaeton que la generación nueva gozará.

Si usted busca las baladas pop, la música pop está allí. Pero Anais es una diva nueva por una generación nueva. La voz y la música están disponibles para todos oyentes.

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