Lies, alone lies. The rest of songs deign to be part of the Eurovision Song Contest

Though the publication of the first album of Almas Gemelas (Twin Souls) is close to expiring the year, I believe that it is appropriate to make a valuation of this "phenomenon".
We all know about the well known habit that implies that the videoclips that are emitted by TeleCinco are guaranteed to be successful. There are few songs that are ‘alright’ and a little further away from being considered rubbish, and that in the end please the audience. This case is not an exception.
These two Sevillian boys, both residents in the south of Tenerife, had the opportunity of recording an album: Mentiras (Lies), and this is also how their first successful single is titled. The album starts with good songs, then goes on with some slightly impoverished ones, and finally end up with drippy songs like Gracias a tí or Anahí, both songs dedicated to half their family (on Christmas Eve they surely will not have time to get bored). Due to this first success during the summer, in Christmas time published a special edition with a DVD and two unreleased songs, which leave a lot to be desired. If we sit down and think about the lyrics, we observe that they are well composed. Nevertheless, there are poems that even Lauren Postigo would not dare to interpret.