Natalia LaFourcade seems to thoroughly enjoy experimenting with her gift of a voice—pure, expressive, and highly versatile. Since the early '00s, the Mexican pop singer/songwriter has shown she has the muscle to hold her own atop a rock groove ("El Amor Es Rosa"), the dexterity to make bossa nova swing ("O Pato (El Pato)"), and a light touch perfect for orchestral pop ("Ella Es Bonita"). And when she pulls from her Veracruzana roots, as in the huapango "La Cigarra" or the son jarocho "Hasta la Raíz," the results are breathtaking.