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CafT Tacuba
Released 1994

24 Horas
02:19
8,835 plays

El Fin De La Infancia
02:18
8,308 plays

El Aparato
03:19
8,080 plays

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- 1
- El Aparato
- 03:19
- 8,080 plays

- 2
- La Ingrata
- 03:31
- 39,154 plays

- 3
- El Ciclón
- 02:55
- 7,128 plays

- 4
- El Borrego
- 02:06
- 6,962 plays

- 5
- Esa Noche
- 03:26
- 18,415 plays

- 6
- 24 Horas
- 02:19
- 8,835 plays

- 7
- Ixtepec
- 03:21
- 7,010 plays

- 8
- Trópico De Cáncer
- 04:38
- 7,723 plays

- 9
- El Metro
- 03:46
- 6,538 plays

- 10
- El Fin De La Infancia
- 02:18
- 8,308 plays

- 11
- Madrugal
- 01:08
- 6,131 plays

- 12
- Pez
- 02:18
- 6,328 plays

- 13
- Verde
- 01:54
- 4,863 plays

- 14
- La Negrita
- 03:04
- 6,112 plays

- 15
- El Tlatoani Del Barrio
- 03:25
- 5,268 plays

- 16
- Las Flores
- 02:15
- 21,638 plays

- 17
- La Pinta
- 02:47
- 6,124 plays

- 18
- El Baile Y El Salón
- 05:08
- 12,689 plays

- 19
- El Puñal Y El Corazón
- 04:21
- 7,091 plays

- 20
- El Balcón
- 01:40
- 4,636 plays

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album review

For Re, CafT Tacuba experimented with different styles and sounds, resulting in one of the most wildly varied releases of the '90s. "El Cicl=n" is a clavinet-driven funk track that echoes Billy Preston, while "Esa Noche" is a tender ranchero ballad. The raucous "El Borrego," which simultaneously mocks and salutes other Mexican rock acts (Maldita Vecindad gets a name-check), could give Ministry a run for their money in the electro-metal department. If there is a flaw, it's that the band's reach sometimes exceeds its grasp. The album occasionally seems too ambitious, and the songwriting could stand to be a bit more focused; the band's power is sometimes diluted by the diffuse energy. Still, Re proves that CafT Tacuba is lyrically and musically more adventurous than most of its '90s peers. ~ Victor W. Valdivia, All Music Guide