Four singles were released from the album: "Siempre Tuya Desde La Raíz", "Solo Por Ti", "Miedo" (in North America only), and "Enamorada", all of which experienced moderate success.

Among them, Rubio would resume her musical career with the song "Será Entre Tú Y Yo", part of the album Voces Unidas written and directed by Estefan.

Conceived as an avant-garde pop record,[8] the material encompasses a variety of versatile styles from the dance genre, including techno, electronica, disco, drum and bass and house.

This album represent the transition of Rubio as a "dance diva" complete with a slick collection of electro-tinged club thumpers produced by the singer and Marco Flores.

Likewise, the publication highlighted "Solo Por Ti", "Enamorada", "Siempre Tuya desde La Raíz" and "Una Historia Más" as the best songs on the album.

[13] Music critic Joey Guerra from Amazon highlighted the songs "Miel Y Sal", "Miedo" and "Siempre Tuya desde La Raíz" and he said they are "irresistible for the dance floor".