After years spent touring and recording with Juarez, Shakira, and Illya Kuryaki and The Valderramas, Raquel Sofia brings plenty of energy to her solo debut—with the soulful and infectious "La Ecuación” serving as exhibit A. Though her roots are in soul and jazz, Sofia doesn't shy away from sleek modern production, which Florida hitmaker George Noriega applies generously on rockers like “Hombres Como Tú." Her confidence shows in the album's diversity, from the old-school torch ballad "Agridulce" to the lush electronic pop of "Lo Que Te Di.”