1. Esta Soledad
2. Estigma de Amor
3. Amigo en el Baño
4. Hoy Ya Me Voy
5. Mujer de Tacones
6. ¿Adónde Fue Cecilla?
7. Te Vuelvo a Ver
8. ¿Qué Nos Pasó?
9. Carla Se Fue
10. Si Ya No Estás Conmigo
11. Todo Basta
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- Audio CD: 0 pages (2007-07-10)
- Publisher: Sony International
- Label: Sony International
- Studio: Sony International
- Average Customer Review:
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- Sales Rank in Music: #8411
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Summary: Just okay... 2008-12-12
Comment: In my opinion, none of the songs on this CD really stand out apart from the others. The whole album sounds too much the same and there isn't really a uniqueness to the music that grabs your attention. I tried very hard to get into it by listening to it all the way through a few times... but in the end, it just wasn't my cup of tea. For her credit, she does have a nice singing voice but the songs just weren't that great or memorable. As far as albums go, it isn't terrible. I think the best words that I can use to describe the album is that it's just "incredibly average".
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Summary: very dissapointed! item never received 2008-10-20
Comment: as of today 10/20/08 I still have not received my purchased item. I have not received an email from the seller explaining the delay. I have requested a full refund from the seller and I have not heard anything yet. VERY, VERY UPSET!
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Summary: tiene futuro 2008-09-22
Comment: Kany García is not one vocal artist. She is two.
Cualquier Día begins on the better half of this split, artistic personality. This one, Good Kany, is sensitive, balladic, and performs at moderate-to-low volume. She is the promising Kany García, singing from the heart, not trying too hard to succeed too quickly, too early, too explosively. Roughly two of every three songs give this Kany García a chance to emerge and make her point.
Bad Kany--the term is relative and deeply dependent on this reviewer's preferences--raises the volume beyond Kany's technical capacity and tries by force of will to win the listener over. She fails at this task, but this hardly dooms her debut album so long as she looks toward the future, focuses on her core capacity, and builds out from there.
`Estigma de amor' is a good example of what Kany García can accomplish in her native genre. The song is reflective, nostalgic, a classic Latin tale of lost love the ghost of which lingers long, appealingly, even enslavingly. Here the artist's voice is lucid, flowing in solidarity with lyrics that seem to have been born in her and to work themselves out from the core. The same can be said of the almost haunting `Hoy ya me voy'.
`Amigo en el baño', `¿A dónde fue Cecilia?' and, say, `Carla se fue' are tunes that Kany may sing convincingly one day. But not just yet.
So how does one evaluate such a new artist's foray into the Bigs? With appreciation, it must be said. Some of these songs grew on this reviewer almost from a first hearing and then, when they began to hit the airwaves, were welcome like old friends who turn up unannounced at the door. One places a certain bet as well on the potency of continued vocal training. Noteworthy singers began stellar careers with voices that were only modestly blessed but that matured into full flower under what one presumes to have been very hard and expertly accompanied work. One thinks here of Chicago's Peter Cetera, later to own a formidable career under his own name. Or even the durable Gloria Estefan, a musician quite close to García's own genre, if immensely more supported by her eventual husband's resources.
In short, Kany Garcías 'tiene futuro'. She's not there yet. There's no fault in that.
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Summary: A fairly typical spanish pop album... 2008-08-18
Comment: I do not personally listen to an extreme amount of spanish language music, but I do enjoy it, and I enjoy the language very much. I decided to try Kany Garcia because the description of the CD sounded like it might be something different, and it was a bit hard to tell from the clips... So was this really all that different from the rest of what is playing on spanish radio? Not really, but is that a bad thing... No.
The nice thing about Kany is that even though her music is not necassarily anything ground breaking, it is very sincere. She has a voice that sounds like a less yodelish version of Shakira. Her song writing skills are a little underdeveloped, but are still enjoyable. Her voice shines on faster songs like "Amigo en el anyo" more than slower tracks like "Oy ya me Voy". She has a voice that sounds as though it would fit very well into more traditional latin music than modern latin music.
I will admit that for me, if I actually could understand more of what was said, I may have enjoyed it more, but I have found with truly great music, language is no barrier. I have never cared about the language in an opera. I feel that if Kany follows a more traditional or a more rock route, she could really be a great artist. She seems to have a very gritty side that has yet to be explored.
God Bless ~Amy
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Summary: Decent 2008-07-24
Comment: It's probably not exactly fair to review such a CD when I can't completely understand the lyrics. However, there are other things to recommend a CD. The singer on this one has a clear, nice voice, and though the music wasn't exactly what I was looking for, it was quite pleasant. This is not a CD of sultry Latin sounds or pounding rhythms, but is instead a smooth, emotional ride carried by Ms Garcia's melodious voice. If you enjoy female singers whose voices can carry you away, rather than their onstage antics, this could be the one for you.
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