RBD

The title translates as "to start from scratch," but don't read into the name of the fourth studio album from hysterically popular girl-boy band RBD. Mexico's rebeldes are simply back with more pop tunes in the key of teenage crush, though the record's diverse styles could signal the start of a more mature phase. Christian brings some rock edge to "Sueles Volver," while "No Digas Nada," smokily sung by fan magnet Anahi, has a pop-country vibe. Tranquila is the word for the sweet collective ballad "Inalcanzable," while the bouncy and infectious title track is a signature RBD hit.