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After an extensive participation as part of Julieta Venegas’ tour band (including the MTV Unplugged), former Los Cocineros member Sol Pereyra is promoting her debut solo album Bla Bla Bla, a hard one to find at this moment but soon to have wider distribution. Sol is a dynamic and energetic singer and actress, a true performer. If her single “Te Fuiste” showcases her sweet, nu-jazzy facet, “No Hablo del Amor” is a twist on the intricacy to separate the heart from something as emotionally-driven as art itself. "No Hablo del Amor" is one of those strange cause-and-effect songs that resolve themselves from one line to the next, leaving beautiful hooks and bridges as emotional attachment. The song’s linear formation is a weird pack of rhythms commanded carefully by Pereyra’s self-motivated vocals. If you enjoyed her tremendous song “Reggaetonta” (Volume 4), you shouldn’t miss this one.