. . . [The music] flows, it tingles . . . "Pink" emerges very prettily, with a catchy tune, a cocktail piano and an engaging instrumental mid-section . . .

. . . expect lively Latin rhythms, trumpets a-plenty, and some of Karl Jenkins' trademark Adiemus close-harmony singing . . . the music gradually builds in intensity . . . unmistakably Adiemus . . . [Canción turquesca]: Rolando Villazón's unmistakable vocals alone bring incredible depth to this bittersweet song. And Milos is back once more, adding with a touch of Montenegrin passion into the mix . . . [a] relaxed jazzy feel running through the album . . . A high-energy trumpet solo from Pacho Flores, the Venezuelan trumpeter, ensures the album ends with a bang.

. . . featuring the incredible talents of Mexican tenor Rolando Villazňn and Montenegrin guitarist Milos Karadaglic . . .