Parasiite

Albums such as these is what makes me dislike pop sometimes. This was a flop in comparison to Short n' Sweet, which wasn't the best album either, but not as bad as this. I have enjoyed Sabrina's music, but after Short n' Sweet, I am getting tired of the sexual innuendos. I know sexual topics are normal in the music industry; I don't mind that at all, but with Sabrina, IDK. Kinks can get old quick. This album just seemed to be nothing but hypocrisy. She speaks of being ... read more

Reggaetón is simple most of the time, so I like how this one was. This was my first album of Paloma's and I am satisfied. I am looking forward to her future work, and I will be sure to check out her previous work whenever I get the chance.

A beautiful album. Bad Bunny implements rap and reggaeton but gets traditional with the inclusion of bomba y plena, salsa and jíbaro, adding in references to Puerto Rican culture, going as far back as mentioning our indigenous tribe, the taíno. I don't know any other album that dives deeply into Puerto Rican heritage, that talks openly about political issues, and who does so much to protect la isla as much as this album does. Muchas gracias, Benito.

For a debut album, it's not bad! It explores self-love, love, sexuality, and ends in heartbreak. It also had a pretty decent but good collabs.