Somehow familiar and yet new

With statements such as "at last the old" I'll restrain myself, because I liked "She-Wolf" and thought it was great that she has proven time that you plan it has beyond the "Latino-rail". The only thing I dislike on SW is that the relative failure of this album has Shakira probably enticed back to ride the safe track. Although all the songs are great Latin pop songs on this album, it seems that their sympathetic insouciance with which she has produced her songs before, to have given a certain serenity (at least technical production).

My personal highlights:

- Sale El Sol: great, positive pop rock song in the style of "Dia Especial" or "Que me quedes tu".

- Antes de las seis: super sad ballad, surprised with a Chinese plucked instrument.

-Gordita: Well, the text is for Shakira fans (at least for those who can Spanish) far below Shakira's level, but the reggaeton beat is extremely captivating, a bit like the dirty version of "La Tortura".

-Devocíon: Cool rock roll sound like "Do not bother" or "Poem to a horse".

My "Lowlights":

-Rabiosa: My dislike for this song has something to do with my aversion to Pitbull. The arrangement of the bridge and the chorus are actually quite exciting, but the verses are all typical of this silly Pitpull Arrangement.

-tu Boca: the melody is actually quite cool and rocking, but in the chorus it to me crying like "Escondite Ingles" very much rum.

Nevertheless, everything has come out an album worth listening to all that was to hold a winter (and perhaps longer) long warm. I'm not quite sure if I like it better than FO Vol.1, but it moves at any event at the same level.