This 1969 album is a prime example of Mexican psychedelic rock, featuring fuzz-laden guitars and socially conscious lyrics that reflected the turbulent political climate of the era.
- The album was released on the independent Socavon Producciones label. It captured the raw, energetic sound of the band playing live in the studio. The record's blend of garage rock and psychedelia made it a cult favorite among collectors of Latin American rock.
- The album's cover art features a stark, black-and-white photograph of the band, typical of the era's aesthetic.
- "Los Mismos" was released shortly before the band's performance at the Avándaro Festival, though their contribution to that event remains debated.
Los Mismos were a Mexican rock band formed in the late 1960s. They were part of the nascent garage rock and psychedelic rock scene in Mexico City.
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