“The singer's second album finds her deepening her writing and further bringing out her Latin roots.”
“The pop singer’s second album captures the thrilling feelings of experiencing love, but it becomes so universalized that it blurs it out of focus.”
“You might say love is a smidge overdone as a pop trope, yet somehow evergreen. The second Camila Cabello album, Romance, is giddy and frisky, but not to the point of nausea – thanks, mostly, to the Cuban-American superstar’s charisma and the way she pointedly mutters “anything else?” on Easy, one of a clutch of pre-album appetisers. Taylor Swift’s Lover was faintly “meta”, billed as being in love”
“earth-shattering pop tunes and tentative ballads”
