The album has received mostly positive reviews.

Ken Micallef from Rolling Stones Magazine gave a positive review, rating the album four out of five stars, and saying "her taste for combining techno, pop and Mexican flavors quickly asserts her unique potential." Jose F. Promis of Allmusic stated that it "is a winning combination of different musical styles, successfully bridging pop, dance, hip-hop, rock, ballads, Latin, and even ranchera into one delicious package."

Chart performance

The album debuted at #11 on the Billboard 200, becoming Rubio's highest charting album on the U.S. and being certified gold for shipments of over 500,000 units. The album managed to become a top ten hit on the Canadian Album's chart peaking at #9. The album has been successful on the Japan Album Chart reaching #5 and selling 100,000 units being certified gold. The album managed to chart on countries such as Australia, New Zealand, Dutch, Germany, Austria, and on the Swedish album charts where Paulina had not charted before.

Charts

Chart (2002–2003)	Peak position
Italian Albums Chart	15
Japanese Albums Chart	5
Mexican Album Chart	1
Spanish Albums Chart	3
Russian Albums Chart	3
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Certifications