I had purchased myself a copy of "Amor a la Mexicana" CD and although, I don't speak Spanish, I loved every song in that CD simply because of the rhythm, danceable beat, ear friendly melodies, and haunting love songs which richly coats the songs. Since I don't speak Spanish, I was able to learn more Spanish words by looking the meaning of the lyrics up in the dictionary. Now, I not only enjoy listening to the inviting music of this CD but also I was able to learn more Spanish words as well because of this CD and the rest of my Thalia CDs. Isn't that a dandy! :-)

Bye!


THAT'S WHY I'M A LATIN MUSIC LISTENER!!!   October 27, 2005
Kaan BALCI (Turkey)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

Well, at first it seemed impossible for me. I thought I'd never have an official Amor A La Mexicana copy. In my country the CD is not on sale. When I saw it on amazon, I jumped on it (with En Extasis CD).

Listening to this CD made me feel as if first time listening to Thalia again. This album is the reason why a person should listen to LATIN MUSIC.

When I received the disc, I started it in my discman and lay down on my bed. I turned the lights off and tried to catch my sleep hoping that music would make me hypnotised and sleepy.

It was the first half of "Por Amor" the #1 song on the tracklisting passed ALL I REMEMBER WAS I WAS DANCING SHAKING EVERY POSSIBLE PART OF MY BODY. I DID NOT STOP FOR A SECOND even though there was #5 "Rosas" my all times favorite Latin Ballad. It was me, the discman that did not have the beltclip, and Thalia's ONCE IN A LIFETIME album "Amor A La Mexicana". When the discman started it's second run with "Por Amor" I could hardly notice that the morning would be the day for work.

This CD is SPECTECULAR, AMAZING, AMUZING, HYPNOTIZING, JIVING, REFRESHING.

AMOR A LA MEXICANA IS THE TRUE MEANING OF A REBIRTH FOR MANKIND.


Super   December 9, 2003
Matthew (somewhere)
It's very latina, mexican Thalia's album. I really like it. I had a time that I listened to it 24/7. I still love Amor a'la mexicana!

1. Por Amor - Greate, very dance 5/5
2. Noches Sin Luna - ..5/5
3. Mujer Latina (Vengo vengo) - You can dance!!!! 5/5
4. Amor A La Mexicana - Love it! but 'Cuca's fiesta edit' is better
5. Rosas Nice ballad 4/5
6. Echa Pa Lante - smash 5/5
7. Ponle Remedio - 5/5
8. Es Tu Amor - from Thalia with lovea...5/5
9. De Donde So? - Very fast 4/5
10. Dicen Por Ahi - I love 5/5

The whole Cd it one big SMASH HIT!!!

8 songs were singles!!!
You must listen to it!!!


Montezuma's revenge!   January 2, 2001
Francisco J. Calderon (Mexico City, Mexico)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

A few months ago, I was stuck in a traffic jam in Paris on the way to the airport, having a quarrel with my girlfriend, when all of a sudden, from the cabbie's radio, 'Amor a la Mexicana' blasted out in joyous fury. We were both dumbfounded, amazed and actually quite proud that a fellow Mexican -and a singer-soap-opera star at that- was being played overseas -let alone in Paris- and by a cab driver who didn't even speak Spanish! "Aaaaah, Thaliaaaaa!" -he said in something resembling French- "Quelle fendueeeee!" Needless to say, we stopped fighting, started laughing, then singing and made up pretty fast afterwards. So I guess I owe Thalia an apology, for I used to badmouth her everytime her name came up. I'm sorry; I was a stupid jerk!

Now she has won me over, and my early criticisms have become my fondest praise: Though I've never met her personally, I once saw her live in a TV show, wearing a dental-floss-bikini complete with a Moctezuma headress, dancing this very same tune with a bunch of jotos pretending to be Aztec warriors offering her up to a volcano. I found the whole thing quite cheesy at the time, but now I think of it -and her- as great kitsch! In fact, Thalia fascinates me by managing the impossible: to look endearingly sexy while being overtly vulgar. Not an easy task. I love it!