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THE REVIEW
Like a filthy, bruised, and purplish sore; and I also add putrid. Every time I listen to this collection, the episode from "The Betrothed" comes to mind where Don Rodrigo discovers he has contracted the plague: and in a short time, death will arrive.
Death, death, and more death. Everything refers to death in this Brujeria collection: from the flayed hanged mummy on the cover, to the names of the band members: El Cynico, Fantasma, Asesino, El Sadistico. From the song titles (songs???): "Matando Gueros," "Machetazos," "Molestando Ninos Muertos."
Death Metal with depraved remnants of Grindcore: twenty extreme, sadistic, shocking tracks. Short and harmful.
At the start of their career, there were well-founded rumors that they were actually Mexican drug traffickers: not very recommendable people. Then the aura of mystery that surrounded them faded, and their true identities came out: Shane Embury, Billy Gould, Jello Biafra, Dino Cazares, Jesse Pintado, Nicholas Barker. First-rate names that need no introduction.
Near the end comes "Marijuana": a sort of degenerate cover of the famous "Macarena."
A colossal joke.
A unique and genius-ic band...PADRE NUESTRO.
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Summary by Bot
BRUJERIA's Mextremist! Greatest Hits is a brutal, extreme collection blending death metal and grindcore with shocking, sadistic themes. The album's artwork and band member personas emphasize death and darkness. The presence of renowned musicians adds to its legacy. Notably, it closes with a humorous, degenerate Macarena cover.Tracklist Lyrics
02 Brujo Cirujano (00:00)
03 Asesino (00:00)
04 Santa Lucia (00:00)
06 Machetazos (00:00)
08 Molestando Ninos Muertos (00:00)
10 Matando Gueros 97 (00:00)
11 Narco-Peda (00:00)
12 Hechando Chingasos (Live '97) (00:00)
13 Poseido (00:00)
14 Cristo De La Roca (00:00)
15 Papa Capado (00:00)
16 Seran Mios Para Siempre (Fantasma Remix) (00:00)
17 Mecosano Pinche Peach Remix (00:00)
18 Marijuana Escobar Remix (Dj Juju) (00:00)
19 Macarena - Marijuana (00:00)
20 ??? (00:00)
Brujería
Brujería is a Mexican-American extreme metal collective formed in 1989, performing under pseudonyms and masks. Their Spanish‑language death/grind fuses political fury, narcoculture, and blasphemy, yielding notorious albums like Matando Güeros, Raza Odiada, Brujerizmo, and Pocho Aztlan.07 Reviews
