Jennifer Lopez in Concert

That J-Lo concert moved me so much. In some of the songs, especially the ones with Latin roots, I was dancing out of the chair. "Let's Get Loud" was the best song in that concert.

There are several other things that I liked about the concert:

The concert had a variety of songs---a mixture of Latin songs and some that were not Latin. This shows J-Lo's talent as a real crossover artist like that of Ricky Martin.

The house band in the J-Lo concert reminded me from something taking out of the Escovedo orchestra. For instance, in the song "Carino", the house band started out the song as a rumba, and then later on, the music morphed into a cross between salsa and funk---also known as Latin fusion--often done by the Escovedo orchestra. This variety of music moved me since I am a fan of the Escovedo family of musicians, and I loved it.

I also like the varied use of theatrics in the J-Lo concert, from the Jumbotron visualizations and moving theater lights all the way to rising stage platforms and pyrotechnic effects. Therefore, it was like a magical and a circus-filled atmosphere from start to finish.

I also like J-Lo by itself. Her dance moves were varied and I especially like the sequences when she does side-by-side movements with her house dancers.

She can't sing live - basically all her singing was on tape - and the whole concert was more about this so-called artist showing off her latest outfits and wigs and watching her get off on herself than J.Lo and her musicians trying to bring something real and genuine to the audience. The whole show is pathetic and embarrassing and I couldn't see one genuine and uncalculated emotion in her performance. Jennifer Lopez makes, well, Destiny's Child seem deep and profound in comparison.

A local electronics' store used to play "Only for Tonight" from this DVD repeatedly, to showcase their various entertainment centers and televisions.

So I broke down and went and checked out a copy.

Ehh... I'm not a Jennifer Lopez fan, but some of the tunes were catchy. Even so, I have to agree with anniemay73's assessment of the concert, though I wouldn't completely knock Lopez's effort. She is, after all, on stage.

When I used to go to concerts I went to see the performers perform live. When they were on stage singing it was their actual live voice the audience was hearing, and not some prerecorded track. Song and dance people of days long gone actually had to SING and DANCE, and not substitute one for the other, nor rely on some technical wizardry to help them out. For a woman like Jennifer Lopez, one who touts her authenticity, it's pretty disappointing (though not entirely unexpected) to see her lip-sync her songs to her fans.

That, combined with her being lowered on a swing (which nearly had me bursting out loud with laughter), and a couple of the wigs she put on, made me shake my head. For someone who supposedly can carry a tune as she claims, one would think it unnecessary for all the theatrics, because they're really unecesaary... then again people want to see a show... mostly people who don't seem to care about the music, so much as the spectacle on stage; fireworks, dancing, et al.

The dancing; you know, people of different cultures often whine and complain about how stuffy white-American culture is. But when you see the dances in so-called "ethnic" offerings one has to wonder why they leave their clothes on at all? Part of the whole reason and logic behind so-called "stuffiness" is that people who are either weary, offended, or disappointed with sexually suggestive moves already know the message. To the performer we ask; "what else you got?" and "... is that your best?" Seeing Lopez flirt with a tap dancer was unique, and somewhat thought provoking. Seeing she and her dancers perform mock sex was just tiring. If I had wanted to see that, then I wouldn't have rented her DVD.

Lip-synced tunes, "dirty" dancing, a campy swing set, wigs rejected from Cher's collection... it's a wonder this concert didn't bomb like "Gili." Unless you're a fan of Jennifer Lopez don't waste your time.

Well, this movie vet has now had a sampling of "J-Lo," and I think that's about all I want to experience... that, and she's not all that attractive.

Queen of all queens JENNIFER LOPEZ she's always at her very best very talented woman in everything's she does. Especially her beautiful vocal I love it. And always will. I am so happy that she's a Puerto Rican she is very humble polite and loving and caring great pride for my people's love you Jennifer Lopez 🌹 I enjoy all your movies your great popularity Actress's models producer's business woman everything's about you is amazing. I am so glad that is one of ours. Sis. God bless you and your family and your loved ones we are so proud of you. And don't forget Jesus love you and we do too. I love to love again and again too never give up cuz I sure ain't and I've been to a course like but hope she's me going and I know you are very loving person so much to give big heart. Love you.

I will admit that I am a Jennifer Lopez fan, but I really think her concert in Puerto Rico was great. She put on a really fine show and what I like best about her is that she started without show biz parents or family. She did it on her own. I don't know why so many people, especially critics (who are completely talentless) go out of their way to be critical of her. I believe she is as good an actress as any other. What makes some actors great, are the scripts they select. While it's true that some actors can play a part better than another, it not because of their acting ability only. Other things enter into the mix and the most important is the script. In every role I have seen Jennifer Lopez play, she is very believable. Even the movie Gigli which was so badly panned. It wasn't a great script, but both Ben Afleck and Jennifer Lopez did their parts well. I agree that the movie wasn't good, but it wasn't the fault of Ben or Jen. Unless you blame them for doing it in the first place. Anthony J. Mujica