Pop music, as is its nature, seems to change overnight, every night. That's a lot of change in 17 years. Before Paulina Rubio crashed her way into the pop scene Mexico's biggest female singer was Yuri. You'd see pop music on Siempre en Domingo; fans would read about their favorite singers in magazines like Notitas Musicales. Timbiriche had split up, and its former members had already begun to embark on their solo careers.

Each of these 9 albums tells a different tale of this Mexican pop princess. La Chica Dorada, Paulina, Ananda: all these albums stand up and shout that pop music is never 'just' pop music. In fact, pop music at its best is absolutely everything and, if you're looking for a bit of everything, you've come to the right place. You will find a taste of Mexico, Spain, Latin America, Europe, and even Britain and America across the span of these 9 albums. Let these albums introduce you to the many faces of Paulina Rubio Dosamantes. 'Yo No Soy Esa Mujer' features Girl Power Paulina, while 'Él Me Engaño' shows Soft Rock Paulina, and don't forget Mariachi Party Paulina from 'Dame Otro Tequila' or Eurodance Paulina from 'Don't Say Goodbye', and certainly not Paulina the Heartbroken-Girl from 'Sabor a Miel'.

Critics might agree that today Paulina Rubio is one of the most important icons in Latin Pop music of the last decade but it is also true that the girl who left Timibiriche to become the Queen of Latin Pop has evolved throughout the years. The album is still 'the' music format, Paulina's music tells the story of how the album format, as we know it, has totally changed. Since Paulina Rubio first appeared albums have gone from items you buy on an L.P. vinyl record, to something available on CD or cassette at your local Mixup or Tower Records to intangible, downloaded chunks of data music fans acquire at home. Paulina Rubio may continue for another seventeen years and whenever you find yourself all that time in the future, you may be celebrating Paulina's 18th album, but the 2026 update of these words will not be celebrating another 9 circular pieces of plastic.

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