Haven't read anything about it, or heard anything yet. Wondering if they're working with their longtime producer & great film composer, Gustavao Santaollo again.

Here, Sonny:



>> CAFÉ TACUBA The greatest rock band in Mexico and -- to some ears -- possibly even the world returns with "Sino," its first studio record in four years... "Café Tacuba, has been Mexico's pre-eminent rock band for [over a] decade, and it keeps getting better and more ambitious... Café Tacuba dares to treat rock as art... better than almost all other rock these days... one of the most important bands in the hemisphere. a smart, cosmopolitan band with a broad streak of lighthearted surrealism." <<

1. Seguir Siendo
2. Tengo Todo
3. 53100
4. El Outsider
5. Abandonado
6. Esta Vez
7. Agua
8. Quiero Ver
9. Volver A Comenzar
10. Arrullo
11. De A Cuerdo
12. Y Es Que
13. Cierto O Falso
14. Vamonos
15. Gracias

Audio samples of all the tracks are available at Amazon's listing page:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000VDDCK6/?tag=imwan-20

Here's a review from the VivirLatino site. They are working with the same producer as before:

>> I was able to hear/see a preview of Cafe Tacuba's new work at Summerstage and now everyone can hear what the first-ever Latin act to headline at Lollapalooza has got. Sino is incredible. I am listening to it right now and I am deeply moved. The slower tracks like Seguir Siendo are beautifully composed and lyrically mesmerizing. Sino is the first new studio release in four years for the innovative quartet. Double Oscar-winner Gustavo Santaolalla is a producer on the album and the first single off the album, Volver a Comenzar has a great video (think artistic psychedelia with social commentary and cool guiyar riffs!) <<

And here's the video:

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