Las Ketchup

While nothing on Un Blodymary is quite as sparkling as "The Ketchup Song (Asereje)," Las Ketchup's follow-up to their unstoppable 2002 hit is still an effervescent tomato juice cocktail. The title track cutely builds on the puns on which the group's name is founded, but its 007 en espanol vibe is chicer, more grownup. The Munoz girls (four of them now, with the addition of little sis Rocio) get bubbly again by "Paparazzi" and spend the rest of the album belting out an intoxicating blend of the two styles.