Newly single when she made this album, reggaeton's queen bared her heart with an adventurous set that gets romantic on the bachata track "Cosas de la Vida," sultry on the R&B ballad "Cuando," and political on the technofied "Jungle." "I Do" puts her message of female empowerment into a glossy pop ballad, complete with English lyrics and Auto-Tuned vocal. The dance tracks are likewise full of sonic surprises: "Aya Aya" is hip-hop gone Bollywood, with some of the funkiest sitar you'll ever hear.