01. (03:43) Malú - No voy a cambiar 
02. (03:37) Malú - Si estoy loca 
03. (03:37) Malú - Te conozco desde siempre 
04. (03:37) Malú - Diles 
05. (03:20) Malú - Sabes bien 
06. (03:19) Malú - Enamorada 
07. (04:48) Malú - Aprendiz 
08. (03:25) Malú - Toda 
09. (04:32) Malú - Me quedó grande tu amor 
10. (04:26) Malú - Ven a pervertirme 
11. (04:19) Malú - Sin ti todo anda mal 
12. (04:14) Malú - Cambiarás 
13. (04:20) Malú - Duele 
14. (06:17) Malú - Como una flor 
15. (05:05) Malú - Contigo aprendí (con Alejandro Fernández) 
16. (05:05) Malú - Pueblo blanco 
17. (05:08) Malú - A tu vera 
18. (04:18) Malú - En otra parte

After ten years of recording activity and seven albums, most of them platinum-selling Top Ten hits, Malú released the greatest-hits CD/DVD collection Gracias. Comprised entirely of previously released material, the 18-track CD that comes packaged as part of Gracias is sequenced non-chronologically and includes a few rarities. Fairly well-balanced between all six of her studio albums and excluding anything from her live album Por una Vez (2004), the CD includes two songs from Aprendiz (1998), two songs from Cambiarás (1999), four songs from Esta Vez (2001), one song from Otra Piel (2003), three songs from Malú (2005), and three songs from Desafío (2006). The three rarities tacked on to the end of the CD include "Contigo Aprendí," a duet with Mexican pop superstar Alejandro Fernández from his live album Mexico-Madrid: En Directo y Sin Escalas (2005); "Pueblo Blanco," a contribution to the Joan Manuel Serrat tribute album Serrat...Eres Único, Vol. 2 (2005); and "En Otra Parte," a contribution to the various-artists live in-concert album Tatuaje (2000). The DVD that comes packaged as part of Gracias documents a 23-song concert performance from September 2007 in Córdoba, Spain, that is comprised primarily of Malú's greatest hits. The first compilation to chronicle Malú's recording output, Gracias only includes about half of her singles to date and could have easily been expanded to a double-disc CD collection. As it stands as a single-disc collection, however, it's filled to the brim and well-compiled, selecting all of her biggest hits and leaving the secondary ones aside. Even though the accompanying live DVD is somewhat excessive, driving up the price more than necessary, Gracias is a representative summary of Malú's first decade of recording activity (1997-2007) and makes for an ideal entry point to her back catalog. ---Jason Birchmeier, AllMusic Review

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1 	Jugar Con Fuego (Take It Low) 	
2 	Malas Tentaciones 	
3 	Enamorada    (Featuring – David Demaría)
4 	Baila 	
5 	Sin Ti Todo Anda Mal 	
6 	Me Quedó Grande Tu Amor 	
7 	Devuélveme La Vida	(Featuring – Antonio Orozco)
8 	Ven A Pervertirme 	
9 	Por Una Vez 	
10 	Aprendiz 	
11 	Corazón Partío	(Featuring – Alejandro Sanz)
12 	No Me Extraña Nada 	
13 	Duele 	
14 	Toda 	
15 	A Tu Vera 	
16 	Como Una Flor 	
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17 	Te Amo Por Eso		(Featuring [Con] – Paco De Lucía)
18 	Al Alba		(Featuring [Con] – Pepe De Lucía)

Spanish pop singer Malú made her smash hit debut as a teenager in the late '90s and continued to remain successful over the years that followed. Born María Lucía Sánchez Benítez on March 12, 1982 in Madrid, Spain, she was the niece of legendary flamenco guitarist Paco de Lucía. In 1998, while still a teenager, she made her full-length debut with Aprendiz, on which she collaborated with singer/songwriter Alejandro Sanz on a couple songs, including the smash hit title track. Firmly establishing her as one of the most exciting new voices on the Spanish pop scene, Aprendiz reached the Top Ten of the albums chart and spawned several singles in addition to the title track. Her second album, Cambiarás, was released one year later; although it failed to reach the Top Ten, it spawned another bunch of singles.

Malú rebounded with her third album, 2001's Esta Vez, which marked a break with Jesús Yanes, the producer of her first two full-length efforts. Recorded in Miami with producer Estéfano, who had recently worked with Paulina Rubio on her commercial blockbuster Paulina, Esta Vez reached the Top Five of the Spanish albums chart and spawned five singles. (All but one of the singles were penned by Estéfano.) Fourth album Otra Piel (2003), a collaboration with producer Kiko Campos, was another Top Ten hit. The live album Por una Vez (2004) came next. Recorded live in Madrid, it includes guest appearances by Alejandro Sanz, Antonio Orozco, and Paco de Lucía. --- Jason Birchmeier, allmusic.com

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01. (03:33) Malú - A prueba de ti 
02. (03:35) Malú - Te voy a olvidar 
03. (03:45) Malú - Me fui 
04. (03:47) Malú - Desaparecer 
05. (03:37) Malú - Qué más me da 
06. (03:39) Malú - Ángel caído 
07. (03:59) Malú - Deshazte de mí 
08. (03:31) Malú - Ni un paso atrás 
09. (03:34) Malú - Lo mismo que yo 
10. (03:28) Malú - Ojalá 
11. (03:44) Malú - Desaparecer (versión acustica)

Malú (voz principal)
Rubén García (dirección musical, teclados y coros)
José De Lucía (guitarra acústica)
Julián Olivares (guitarra acústica, guitarra eléctrica y coros)
Yago Salorio (bajo)
Carlos Calzada (guitarra eléctrica)
Paco Beneyto (batería)
Yaiza García (coros)

In 2013, Malú spent time on her ninth studio album, Sí, with producer Armando Ávila. Released in October, the album debuted at number one in Spain, and Malú began yet another long run on the charts; as with Guerra Fría and Dual, this one lasted over a year as well, with the result being another platinum album. ---Jason Birchmeier, AllMusic Review

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