Border Girl Tracks
1. Don't Say Goodbye
2. Casanova
3. Border Girl
4. The One You Love
5. Not That Kind Of Girl
6. Undeniable
7. The Last Goodbye
8. Stereo
9. I'll Be Right Here (Sexual Lover)
10. Fire (Sexy Dance)
11. I Was Made For Lovin' You
12. Si Tu Te Vas
13. Casanova (Spanish)
14. Todo Mi Amor
15. Libre
16. Y Yo Sigo Aqui
Border Girl Review
Shakira may have been the first Latina to don the contemporary crossover crown, but Mexican golden girl Paulina Rubio's first English-language effort outshines the pop competition in any language. Border Girl follows Rubio's spectacularly successful Paulina, the No. 1 Latin album of 2001. Like that collection, Border Girl blends terrific hooks, sing-along choruses, seductive rhythms, and lots of energy--essential elements for any great pop album. "Don't Say Goodbye," the hypnotic first single, is a good introduction for American audiences, and Rubio even pulls off a sly cover of the Kiss hit "I Was Made for Lovin' You." Even better are the glittering girl-power anthems translated from Spanish to English, including "Not That Kind of Girl," the pulsing club gem "Sexual Lover," and "The Last Goodbye," an innovative, I-will-survive testimonial that blends ranchera and hip-hop instrumentation. Border music has never sounded so savvy--or sensational. --Joey Guerra
Todo Mi Amor y Si Tu Te Vas son buenas grabaciones, pero el resto no es valio la pena.
Compra las canciones individuales porque el album no es tan fuerte.
If you don't have Pau-latina, you definitely want that one first. IF you do, then go back and get "Paulina" and buy "Todo Mi Amor" and skip buying this whole album. Does Paulina deserve to be a major U.S. star? Absolutamente, pero no con este album. Because she doesn't have the strongest voice (sexy and distinct, but not like a Jennifer Peña or a Laura Pausini), she needs the best production quality and she can lure the English-speaking market because ella es tan caliente.