Customer Reviews

Ecolecua

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Los rabanes con este disco tratan de hacer una mezcla de estilos, o al menos su estilo no se escucha en Florida. Es mas o menos como una mezcla entre un rock, reggeaton, y reggea tradicional. Los intrumentos de la banda: guitarra, bajo, bateria, percusion, y trombon(an~aden otros instrumentos en ciertas canciones) se mezclan de tal forma que suena de una calidad mas alta que mucho reggeaton de Puerto Rico, y lo digo siendo puertoriquen~o. Pero no se destacan nada mas con ese ritmo, y es esa variedad la que los hace increibles.
Lo unico negativo es que las canciones son cortas, y solo hay doce, haciendo el CD un poco corto.

This is their best CD to date, there is not one bad song in the album, I have been listening to it beginning to end since I got it two weeks ago. The Rabanes' sound defies classification, perhaps the 3rd song of the album "Rockton" says it best: "Rockton: Rock con Reggaeton" but call it what you will, the Rabanes' sound is a sexy mix of rock, rap, reggae and salsa music. The colaborations with Don Omar (Rockton) and Vicentico (El Tequila) are both a success, in fact they may be the best songs of the album. Their music is upbeat and feel good, but with an attitude. Listening to this CD will make you want to go out and party!

If you like Rabanes or this type of music you will not be disappointed. Many of the tracks in this CD are in continuous rotation in my playlists. Muy buen cd de un excelente grupo latinoamericano.

Their last two CDs were great, but this one doesn't have the same energy. "La Plastina Del Amor" and "Que Me Quieras Tu" are pretty good. As well "Ya No Es Lunes...", but I was looking for a bit harder edge as with Money Pa Que.

Overall it's not bad and I'd change my original rating from one star (*) to three (***). Kamikaze is a nice return to their sound.