The album has a mix of musical influences, from soft rap to old Spanish/Hispanic tunes, from independent songstresses of the 90s to tunes of the 1970s, all well blended together. It is very retro-modern, so to speak.
It is an album in which the lyrics of the songs are the main focus, so you cannot consume it in a hurry, despite the music being quite upbeat and enjoyable per se. The main virtue of the lyrics is how cinematic they are, little mini-stories in themselves with great characters, which you can visualise in your head as if they were a mini-movie. My fav songs are Video games, Summertime sadness, Carmen and Lolita, but I love most of them.
I have enjoyed the album a lot. However, in a way, there is a disconnection between the emotions of the songstress and the characters she tries to bring to life, if you know what I mean.
