Paulina

1	Lo Hare Por Ti 4:43
2	El Ultimo Adios 4:46
3	Tal Vez, Quiza 4:35
4	Y Yo Sigo Aqui 4:15
5	Sin Aire 4:05
6	Tan Sola 5:24
7	Sexi Dance 5:04
8	Cancun Y Yo 3:49
9	Mirame a los Ojos 3:57
10	Yo No Soy Esa Mujer 3:45
11	Vive el Verano 4:12
12	Baby Paulina 0:17

Barnes & Noble

More than just another Latin pop tart, Mexico's Paulina Rubio has always matched her sultry looks with wicked songs and hip production. Her long-overdue return to recording hits all of today's pop trends, from the Santana-style guitars of "Mirame a Los Ojos" to the Cher-inspired "Y Yo Sigo Aqui," complete with digitally manipulated vocals. But Paulina's affection for her homeland rings clear on the growly Mexico City rock of "Lo Hare Por Ti" and the unbelievable techno ranchera "El Ultimo Adios." Mark Schwartz

All Music Guide

Paulina Rubio's fourth album, titled simply Paulina, is her first for the Universal label, and also her first in four years. The club/dance diva style of Planeta Paulina is still in evidence, but here Rubio also works in plenty of infectious Latin pop, plus a few show-stopping ballads. About half the tracks were written by Colombian songwriter Estefano, and they display a variety that's never been quite so fully realized on a Rubio album before. All in all, it's one of her best to date. Steve Huey