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Y tu mamá también (2001)

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01) Here Comes the Mayo
02) La sirenita
03) To Love Somebody
04) Showroom Dummies
05) Insomnio
06) Cold Air
07) Go Shopping
08) La tumba será el final
09) Afila el colmillo
10) Ocean in Your Eyes
11) Nasty Sex
12) By This River
13) Si no te hubieras ido
14) Watermelon in Easter Hay

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First Released

2001

Genre

Rock

Mood

Happy

Style

Latin

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Tempo

Medium

Release Format

Soundtrack

Record Label Release

Volcano Records

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Y Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too), directed by Alfonso Cuaron, became the highest-grossing Mexican movie soon after released. Its soundtrack comprised interesting performances by Latin alternative pop/rock numbers such as Chilean-based Señor Coconut (born Uwe Schmidt), aka Atom Heart, who delivers the experimental techno of "Show Room Dummies"; British electronica outfit Dub Pistols team up with rap-metal Molotov on "Here Comes the Mayo; La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata performs a late-'60s rock & roll-inflected "Nasty Sex"; and Plastilina Mosh brings the funny "La Sirenita" (The Little Mermaid). On the other side, traditional "La Tumba Será el Final" is performed by folk singer Flaco Jiménez. Latin pop artist Marco Antonio Solis contributes with the romantic ballad "Si No te Hubieras Ido," and Titan joined Spaniard La Mala Rodríguez on the urban "Afila el Colmillo." While Eagle-Eye Cherry delivers his own version of the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody," the album also includes Frank Zappa's "Watermelon in Easter Hay," as a clear signal of its alternative status.



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