Jennifer "LA" Lopez
J.Lo

THE REVIEW

Hello, my name is Antonio, and I join this fantastic community, after following you for a long time, to fill the serious gaps that even a very well-curated site like DeBaser inevitably brings with it. So I begin with a review of an incredible record, but before revealing it to you, I will keep you a little on pins and needles to make your wait more delightful and sweet [who could it be?]. I am about to review the album of the QUEEN of Latin Pop [hmm...?]. The more astute among you have already understood who I'm about to talk about [hmm...], also because there is only one Queen deserving of the title "THE". I will not keep you any longer on edge with this anticipation I have artfully created and reveal to you that I am talking about:

THE LOPEZ, or Jennifer Lopez aaah! Little rascal., THE Queen of Latin Pop!

This album, meaningfully titled "J.Lo," begins with Love Don't Cost A Thing, a song in which she once and for all silences those who accused her of being only interested in money to marry Ben Affleck. In this song, the girl of humble Puerto Rican origins remembers where she was born and tells us that "her love doesn’t cost a thing." The rhythm is captivating, and the production is such that to call it perfect is an understatement: every beat is perfect, and the, dare I say, sexy, voice of THE Lopez caresses the notes like a black cat in heat. Then comes my favorite song, titled with an Italian title (Carino), listen to believe. Other noteworthy songs include That's Not Me, Come Over, Play, Walking On Sunshine.
One last piece of advice, absolutely get the version with Explicit Lyrics: I guarantee you that listening to this masterpiece in headphones enriches it with an intimate, fascinating, and sensual experience. Thank you for your attention and see you soon...