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- On The 6
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Jennifer Lopez
Released 1999

Could This Be Love
04:26
8,959 plays

Should've Never
06:14
8,806 plays

Too Late
04:27
7,310 plays

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- 1
- If You Had My Love
- 04:25
- 71,541 plays

- 2
- Should've Never
- 06:14
- 8,806 plays

- 3
- Too Late
- 04:27
- 7,310 plays

- 4
- Feelin' So Good
- 05:27
- 25,983 plays

- 5
- Let's Get Loud
- 03:59
- 61,814 plays

- 6
- Could This Be Love
- 04:26
- 8,959 plays

- 7
- No Me Ames
- 05:03
- 40,541 plays

- 8
- Waiting for Tonight
- 04:06
- 22,043 plays

- 9
- Open Off My Love
- 04:35
- 6,662 plays

- 10
- Promise Me You'll Try
- 03:52
- 6,313 plays

- 11
- It's Not That Serious
- 04:17
- 6,179 plays

- 12
- Talk About Us
- 04:35
- 6,061 plays

- 13
- No Me Ames [Ballad Version]
- 04:38
- 15,843 plays

- 14
- Una Noche Mas
- 06:39
- 64,501 plays

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album review

Jennifer Lopez's debut album, On the 6, showcases the actress' sultry, versatile voice in a number of settings, including pop ballads, Latin pop, and R&B. Star producers like Sean "Puffy" Combs, Trackmasters, and Emilio Estefan, Jr. lend their talents to the album, making On the 6 a perfectly polished and varied album, which features a musical blend Lopez calls "Latin soul." Smooth ballads such as "Should've Never," "Too Late," "Could This Be Love," and "No Me Ames," a duet with Latin superstar Marc Anthony, dominate the album's first half; while these songs show off the gentler side of Lopez's vocal gifts, they tend to sound too similar. It's on the R&B and Latin-tinged tracks where Lopez really shines. Along with the insistent first single "If You Had My Love," cuts like "Feelin' So Good" and "Let's Get Loud" have a fiery, soulful sound more in keeping with Lopez's public persona. On the 6's second half capitalizes on this spicy, upbeat side, particularly on "Waiting for Tonight" and "Open off My Love," which draws inspiration from rap, R&B, and Latin styles with its sparse arrangement of horns, keyboards, and beats. The tropical remix of "No Me Ames" and "Una Noche Mas," the Spanish version of "Waiting for Tonight," emphasize Lopez's distinctive heritage, which elevates On the 6 from a star's vanity project to an individual but accessible work of pop songcraft by a widely talented performer. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide