Search - Jaguares :: Bajo El Azul De Tu Misterio (Gel Pack)

The transformation album

jorge andres diaz | anaheim california usa | 05/16/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"the second jaguares album,with the new additions of guitarist cesar "el vampiro" lopez(mana),guitarist jarris, and on bass the reunion with an old friend sabo romo(caifanes),this is a double album the first album containing new studio work, and the second a live compilation of old caifanes and equilibrio songs played by the new cast of jaguares, the studio album lacks that classic rock sound that was so obvious in el equlibrio,it is more a progressive sound,new methods of recording where used giving the album that fresh new sound,on "tu reino" jaguares experiments with an almost industrial type sound with it's heavy guitars and machine gun drumming courtesy of alfonso andre,the live album has some of the classics from caifanes, with a new spin "ayer me dijo un ave" for example is origionally an acoustic song with latin percussion in the back round, but in this album it's played on electric, with the same hooks, and drums and bass, a good adaptation of a great song, too bad i can't say the same about the rest of the live album, some adaptations should have stayed in the archives."

AWESOME!!!

Ludia Park | East Chicago, IN | 09/21/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"hey guys, this is a great album, if u don't know who the jaguares is u should still buy this, believe me, it is awesome. the second cd is so mellow and beautiful, and the first cd is so fun and energetic! they play "ayer me dijo un ave", which is their song when they were the caifanes, but i think this version sounds way better, WAY !!! the lyrics are unimaginably beautiful, and their sound is just so cool, i wish everyone could just hear them out, i think they are the best!!!"