What does El sexto sentido sound like?

A vibrant blend of Latin pop and reggaeton that pulses with romantic yearning and infectious grooves. Rooted in reggae and reggaeton. Start with "Amar sin ser amada".

Is El sexto sentido a good place to start with Thalía?

Yes, El sexto sentido is recommended as a starting point for new Thalía listeners. A vibrant blend of Latin pop and reggaeton that pulses with romantic yearning and infectious grooves. By the time Thalía released 'El sexto sentido' in 2005, she was already a well-established figure in Latin music, having achieved significant success with her previous albums. This record followed her critically acclaimed release 'Thalía' and marked a period where she aimed to solidify her presence in the international market, experimenting with diverse musical styles.

Who is El sexto sentido for?

El sexto sentido works well if you're into steady mid-tempo groove throughout, heartfelt lyrics for romantic moods and for joyful gatherings.

How many songs are on El sexto sentido?

El sexto sentido has 15 tracks, running approximately 57 minutes.

El sexto sentido

Thalía · 2005

57 min · 15 tracks · reggae

A vibrant blend of Latin pop and reggaeton that pulses with romantic yearning and infectious grooves.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Amar sin ser amada Start here — This track opens the album with a passionate exploration of unrequited love, setting a tone for the themes of longing present throughout.
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No puedo vivir sin ti — An emotional ballad that showcases Thalía's vocal range and ability to convey deep feelings, it resonates strongly with listeners seeking heartfelt lyrics.
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24000 besos (24000 baci) — This upbeat track combines playful lyrics with an irresistible melody, epitomizing the lively spirit of the album while appealing to both Latin pop and broader audiences.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo groove throughout
heartfelt lyrics for romantic moods
for joyful gatherings
captivating vocals that engage
warmth for sunny afternoons

Maybe skip if you

seekers of fast-paced tracks
prefer standalone singles only

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Breakthrough — This album solidified Thalía's reputation in Latin music and achieved commercial success.
Themes: unrequited love· passionate yearning· infectious grooves
Moods: Romantic· Chill
Career context: By the time Thalía released 'El sexto sentido' in 2005, she was already a well-established figure in Latin music, having achieved significant success with her previous albums. This record followed her critically acclaimed release 'Thalía' and marked a period where she aimed to solidify her presence in the international market, experimenting with diverse musical styles.
Stylistic neighbors: Shakira· Paulina Rubio· Ana Gabriel