"Culpable Soy Yo" turned Geru Garcia into a banda star just as he was entering his teens. A lilting smash that surprised with its decidedly mature lyrics about loss, it eventually anchored the Mexican singer's 2017 debut album, El Último Beso, which got plenty of mileage from his natural exuberance and sweetness. He still croons with that same boyish charm on Amores De Hoy, capturing the heart flutters of falling head over heels on "Ni Estando Borracho." But you can hear Garcia growing up in real time as he brings even more poetry and passion to ballads like "Mujer De Piedra," a wrenching tale of unrequited love.