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Executively produced by Rick Rubin, 'Oral Fixation vol. 2' highlights Shakira's ever-present desire to experiment with music and disengage herself from the norm. Reflecting her own multi-dimensions as an artist, she juxtaposes one musical genre with another, be it a heady mix of Latin horns and electro beats ('Animal City'), tribal choruses and synth pop ('Timor'), or Gregorian chants with rock infused riffs ('How Do You Do'). Lyrically, Shakira is often untamed - at times representational of the magical realism of the literature of Latin America "Once upon a time, when we were green, as fresh as limes" ('Dreams for plans') and at others, more realistically aware of the cultural and social demise surrounding her "Its an animal city, it's a cannibal world" ('Animal City'). Throughout the album, what remains most alluring is Shakira's unique voice -possessed by duende and sensuality it ranges from a provocative whisper to guttural cry in just one phrase.
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