W (Wanessa Camargo album)

In October 2002, Wanessa began to present the program Jovens Tardes in Rede Globo, launching its third self-titled album of self in December of that year.[5] The disc was gold-certified by the Associação Brasileira dos Produtores de Discos (ABPD) in 2003.[6] In the same year, the singer recorded her first DVD; she described it as the "realization of a dream" and commented that "all that is happening is the materialization of a dream. Since I was little I wanted to be on the stage singing. Even when I danced with my father and my uncle showed us theirs, I dreamed of my moment".[7] The product was distributed on May 24, 2004, with "Me Engana que Eu Gosto" being released as a single on the same day.[8][9] The artist also made several television appearances at the time, as in the children's show Sítio do Picapau Amarelo, debuting as an actress and playing Diana Dechamps,[10][11] in Quebrando a Rotina, in which the artist only entered as a participant, along with Felipe Dylon.[12][13][14]

After finishing these appointments, the artist decided to work on her fourth studio album.[15] Still during the recording, its producer César Lemos presented to him the Latin rhythms, which the interpreter said that "fell in love" because "it has a beat that makes us feel like dancing, to move the waist".[15] The singer also wrote eleven of the fifteen tracks of the album.[16] In an interview with the Resenhando portal, she said to compose "at unusual times, in moments when I'm alone and start writing. There is no time, no right place."[15]

W is an album that derives from the musical genres Soft rock, dance-pop and its composition consists of romantic bands to songs with the electronic style.[18] The interpreter reported on the release of his album that in the process of composing the same, his "desire to vent was too great" and that he was "reclusive at the end of 2004 to question my life and my dreams".[17] She also said that the CD is "a cry of freedom, an encounter with myself."[17] The song that starts the album, "Relax", was reviewed by the Musical Universe, which said that "verses there Roberto and Erasmo like "Live life without hurry / Be happy is what matter" and "Life is yours , how to live" may even be good advice to others, but rather have been well assimilated by those who wrote them."[18] "My Life Spins Around You" is a ballad written by the interpreter and her father, Zezé di Camargo.[16]

Third track of the album, "Culpada" takes away the myth of eternal male guilt, revealing that women also betray in lines like "The taste of sin I also tasted / I was worse than you / Because I knew how to hide."[18] Already the fifth track of the disc, "Não Resisto a Nós Dois", displays riffs of guitar, in a rock melody.[18] Other tracks that explore rock include "Chamar Atenção" and "Knock, Knock, Knock", the latter being turned to folk. From the ninth track of the album, "Eu Sou", the electronic style begins. The original version of the composition of "Te Quero Só Me" is called "Sure Thing", while "Me Devorar" shows influences of the disco music.[18] The twelfth composition, "Amor, Amor", follows the line of Latin pop, having been compared by the Universo Musical to the songs of the Rouge group.[18] The track "Meu Menino" quotes Prince, an American musical artist. The album ends with "Era uma Vez", the only track that only Wanessa composed.[18]

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[19][20]

Initial reviews for W have been mixed. The Washington Post's Alison Stewart offered a negative view on the project, writing that Wanessa "began a bad year with a bad record." In his written evaluation to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Piet Levy wrote that Campbell is "less an anxious child than an adult" in this new project, although when Wanessa flat come-ons are juxtaposed with experienced R&B of course as an interpreter, he still has a lot of growing to do.[2] Pop portal commenter found the genres of the album strange according stating that "Wanessa had outdone himself this time."[21]

already critical Manoel Grachi found the excellent album of others who did wanessa saying: "You can see she grew a lot in this last record, although the songs are alternative versions to liguagem her, she demonstrated that knows how to do it well"He said the commentator, other critics of contemporary music found a poor mix of genres, saying Wanessa not used the Latin genres.[22][23]