Donde Jugaran las Niñas?

1. Que No Te Haga Bobo Jacobo

2. Molotov Cocktail Party

3. Voto Latino

4. Chinga Tú Madre

5. Gimme Tha Power

6. Mátake Teté

7. Más Vale Cholo

8. Use It or Lose It

9. Puto

10. ¿Porqué No Te Haces Para Allá?.. Al Más Allá

11. Cerdo

12. Quítate Que Ma'sturbas (Perra Arrabalera)

Editorial Reviews

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Originally banned in Mexico and slapped with a lawsuit in Spain, Molotov, a foul-mouthed rap en español group based in Mexico City, is as fired up as Rage Against the Machine on its debut. The album's title, which translates as "Where Will the Little Girls Play?" parodies ¿Dónde Jugaran los Niños? (Where Will the Children Play?), a 1992 album by Mana, one of rock en español's biggest acts. But that's just the beginning. Rapping in both Spanish and English, the band puts together an explosive blend of turntable scratches, thick bass lines, and flamenco guitar riffs. Initially misinterpreted as a slur against homosexuals, "Puto (Coward)" actually makes fun of anyone not willing to stand up for himself. With its chanted lyrics and anti-authority theme, "Gimme Tha Power" is an anthem for disenfranchised people everywhere. Think of Molotov's Dónde as Mexico City's answer to Public Enemy's It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. --Jeff Niesel

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