At unbalanced

Manu Chao is a globetrotter, anti-globalization activists and categorical gooder between the fronts. Sometimes he makes original, independent music as in his first "Clandestino", or rather he is rocking for the average radio listener, as it is slipped through him in his subsequent albums repeatedly.

Result: He continues elegant Latino songs like "Mala Fama" or "Mundorévès", here a catchy Latino rockers with "Rainin 'In Paradize" or there really a separate track with "El Hoyo", by driving beats, rehearsed police sirens and fat brass section is marked.

But overall, the album seems to be unbalanced in its attempt to be balanced. Meet really great tracks on silly Latin Rock / Pop, the "La Radiolina" is a success though - but to find the rewarding titles is becoming increasingly difficult for the fans of the first hour.