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The New York Times
The sounds themselves, produced by Ms. Molina in what sound like very private and very light-headed sessions, have few edges; they’re rounded and melted like chocolate left in a summer sun. Each song feels as if it could go on forever, or quietly vanish into the mist.
Spin
The Argentinean TV actress emits powerful hallucinogenic vibes, creating a slippery soundtracj for the subconscious.
Mojo
Un Dia is if anything, even more challenging, a set of songs that demand interpretation even as they beautifully defy it.
Rolling Stone
Molina pulls off the most out-there material with melodies nearly as accessible as conventional pop.
01/01/08
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