Right from the get-go, this Mexican indie singer/songwriter beckons us to go deeper into her Baja world with the heady, rolling drums and jangling guitars of “Un Beso.” Morrison’s dreamy voice lures us in further among the sparse pop space of “Flor Que Nunca Fui,” before rich strings add a soft touch to rock tunes like “Azúcar Morena” and “Tú Atacas” and layers of harmonies develop into a crescendo of ecstatic release on “No Vuelvo Jamás.” But it’s the eerie wavering keyboard and drum echoes of “Yo Vivo para Ti” that linger the longest.