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Shakira

Megamixes

 
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Label: Sony International
Rating: 3.5
 
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Description: Even with the astonishing success of Colombian rock star Shakira's 1996 breakthrough Pies Descalzos, the release of this remix set merely a year later seems premature. Still, it is notable for a few reasons. Shakira's edgy, pleading delivery on the tracks "Estoy Aqui," "Un Poco de Amor," and "Donde Estas Corazon" translates well for the dance market. Remixers Meme, Pablo Flores, and Javier Garza surround the singer with pulsing glitter-ball rhythms that play up the desperate lovelorn lyrics. The Remixes also includes Portuguese versions of a few songs to appease Shakira's ever-expanding global audience; she handles the translations well. This is a nice gem for ardent fans and club bunnies, but it would have been smarter to wait until after the release of Shakira's second full-length, Donde Estan Los Ladrones, to allow for a wider selection of material. --Joey Guerra
 
 

 
Tracklist of Megamixes

Disc 1
1 Shakira DJ Memegamix  6:23 no lyrics yet - submit it
2 Estoy Aquí [Extended Remix]  3:57 view lyrics
4 Donde Estas Corazon [Dance Remix]  3:38 view lyrics
5 Poco de Amor [Extended Dancehall] [Extended Dance Hall Mix]   no lyrics yet - submit it
6 Um Pouco de Amor [Portuguese]  4:06 view lyrics
7 Pies Descalzos, Sueños Blancos [Meme's Super Club Mix]   view lyrics

Reviews:

COOL REMIXES

I like this CD.All the CD.I recommend it so much.Especially if you like Shakira and you like remixes, you will love it.

Great Remixes - it could have had more songs

This remix CD is great to dance to or even just to listen to. The only thing that isn't so great about it is that its just "Estoy Aqui," "Pies Descalzos, Suenos Blancos," "Un Poco de Amor," and "Donde Estas Corazon." Don't get me wrong, there great songs! I just think she should have waited a little longer before putting out a remix album.

On the plus side:
1) You DO get great remixes of the four songs.
2) You get 3 of them in portuguese. Its cool to hear her songs in different languages. English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic...
I'd reccomend this album to only those who want to have every Shakira CD alive (otherwise known as the die-hard Shakira fan) or if the four songs on the album are your absolute favorite ones. For any others buy another Shakira CD, you could get better for your money.

The Remixes

This "Album" was done between 'Pies Descalzos' and 'Donde Estan Los Ladrones'. Thus, it contains only remixes from P/D. I bought this cd when it first came out, I had P/D and was hungry for another Shakira album... I like this album, but like others have said there arent that many songs. Now I, unlike other people, like remixes. Everyone gets to hear the originals but they rarely get to hear the remixes. A majority of the songs (Remixes) where done by Brazilian DJ 'Meme'. The "portugues versions" were mixed by Miami based DJ 'Pablo Flores'(he produced Ojos Asi). I found the Portugues Versions to be more enjoyable than the original spanish versions. The 'Dance Remixes' are good but after awhile they started to sound the same. The songs dont really have a 'Techno' beat, it is more 'Latin' with drums. But yeah its a good cd, for a 'casual fan' you will soon tire of it, for a 'diehard fan' (Like Me) youll like it and cant wait for "Vol. 2" but I doubt that will ever happen.