La Vida Que Va
The Mexican pop groupKabahtakes its name from  a 10-chambered, ancient Mayan structure and mystical energy zone in the Yucatán  Peninsula. The name roughly means "Temple of Masks." Since Kabah's 1993 debut,  this talented sextet of singers--Federica, André, Maria Jose, Sergio, Daniela,  and René--have fully revealed their up-to-date take on Latin pop. On this CD,  their third release, they place urban dance grooves at the top of their musical  altar; there's no ballad in sight on this set. High-energy techno beats  percolate club-friendly cuts such as the title track, while "Nada Que Perder"  rocks with a strobe-light-happy bounce that would make Giorgio Moroder smile.  "Ven" rolls with a raveritmo(with a little rap thrown in), and "Es Como  Es" is just funky enough. The group's harmony is tight, and the prominence of  the girls' vocals out in front make this outfit fun to listen to.Eugene  Holley, Jr.