alicia villarreal / albums

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Alicia Villarreal
Released 2009

Anoche
03:00
443 plays

Tus Maletas En La Puerta
03:01
423 plays

Soy Lo Peor
03:15
382 plays

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- 1
- La Jefa
- 04:34
- 1,361 plays

- 2
- Tus Maletas En La Puerta
- 03:01
- 423 plays

- 3
- Soy Lo Peor
- 03:15
- 382 plays

- 4
- Caso Perdido
- 03:29
- 3,572 plays

- 5
- Anoche
- 03:00
- 443 plays

- 6
- Cartas Marcadas
- 03:15
- 344 plays

- 7
- Si Crees Que Pienso
- 03:30
- 342 plays

- 8
- Todo Se Puede
- 02:55
- 254 plays

- 9
- Cuando Nadie Te Quiera
- 03:26
- 330 plays

- 10
- Verdad Que Duele
- 03:12
- 320 plays

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album review

Since the mid-'90s, as the vocalist of the Tejano outfit Grupo Límite, the vivacious Mexican diva Alicia Villareal has made her mark in the somewhat hombre-dominated field of norteño. Her rich, quavering alto, passionate delivery, and spunky, cigarello-chomping persona have won over crowds and critics, and her post-millennial solo albums have consistently emerged on both the Latin charts and the mid- to lower echelons of the pop charts. On her sixth studio album, the "Chief" trains her steely attention less on the eclectic, pop-tinged material that has distinguished her solo work, and more on the trad Mexican fare -- bouncy rancheras and sanguine ballads -- of her earlier career. Accordions and tubas dominate the arrangements here, undergirding lovely melodies that make full use of Villareal's expressive and often sultry voice. Standouts include the catchy single "Caso Perdido" and the aching "Anoche," on which Villareal sings with a compelling, windblown abandon. ~ Paula Carino, All Music Guide