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Dulce Y Salado

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Just bought it, already a classic, But I wonder what Ana is telling us Fans here? Im glad that she's being more open with her lyrics, singing to a women, she seems more comfortable with her inerself. (Jazmin) hummm. Im still getting into the cd, but so far its great. ANA GABRIEL is mexican music.......to co-fans support this album.

With a career that is nearing her 30th year as a singer songwriter, this talented artist has created a masterpiece of "Dulce y Salado", her latest creation. Ana Gabriel and her music are perfectly amalgamated. Recording this album in its entirety in her own recording studio in Mexico City, you can tell the studio is the temple of her artistic creativity and the guitars her companions. With this album Ana Gabriel starts the new millennium with new cumbias by her own pen (Estoy Tan Sola) and (Tengo que esperar) and baladas (her specialty), rendering her intense and powerful voice to such classics as "Pensando en Ti" (Thinking of You) and creating new ones such as "La Reina" (The Queen). In "La Reina" Ana Gabriel has given the female voice a place to counteract with the image of the Mexican macho by Jose Alfredo Jimenez's "El Rey" (The King). In this song Ana Gabriel wants to "send a message to those that feel that men are superior to women, showing that finally its the woman's turn and that machismo leads nowhere." (quoted from anagabrielonline.com) This is truly one of Ana Gabriel's best collection of albums and I'm anxiously awaiting the release of her new album "Tradicional" coming May 2004. Visit Ana Gabriel's homepage www.anagabrielonline.com to learn more about the album and buy it from amazon, its definetely worth it!

I've been a fan of this woman for quite a few years and she never ceases to amaze me. Very unique, profound, and one of very few artists that can truly sing from the very deep depths of her heart and soul. I love this CD!! Gives you one of those "wow" moments.

Great music! Ana has a tremendous voice. Tough for women to do justice to the mariachi music, since, well, let's face it, it was written by men for men to sing.

It's always a pleasure to enjoy Gabriel.
And, guess what, my wife thinks she's the best.

Recommend this cd, and the price is right!