El Diablito

Caifanes II or El Diablito is a damn Mexican rock classic. At this point, they hadn't mixed Mexican folklore and latin jazz in their music yet, but this project separates enough from the gothic rock from the first album. Even though, Saul Hernández's lyrics are impressively poetic and distopic (bringing up cultural references that make their music endemic), and plus his voice probably at the top of his career, the manages to be a very solid band frontman. Each song adds a different layer ... read more

I’m actually curious to know how Caifanes chose the order of the songs for this album, in the first half there are beautiful songs like “Antes de que Nos Olviden”, “La Vida no es Eterna” and “Sombras en Tiempos Perdidos” and they decided to finish the album with two songs that aren’t necessarily bad but compared to the previous ones they’re quite average. However, those two songs don’t take away the fact that this album is great and it ... read more

La celula que explota es de mis canciones favoritas en español peeeeeeeeeero sigue teniendo sus cosillas raraas el disco

Tremendo disco y muy diferente a su disco debut.
Saul Hernández hizo un gran trabajo en este álbum con una evoluciona en su sonido en el rock alternativo y mezclando varios elementos en la cultura mexicana que junto a las vocales y su composición, lo hace una gran obra.