Cara De Tramposo

The song's harmony is built on fundamental diatonic relationships within G major. It draws from the 'música de rondalla' tradition, using basic open-position chords that emphasize the rhythmic, acoustic nature of the 'El Objeto Antes Llamado Disco' sessions. The simplicity of the I-IV-V and ii-V-I movements allows the focus to remain on the vocal delivery and the folk-inspired arrangement.

Featured on the 1996 album Avalancha de Éxitos, this track transforms a traditional Puerto Rican son into a high-octane Latin alternative anthem. It showcases the band’s ability to deconstruct Latin American standards through a punk-inflected lens while maintaining a danceable mambo core.