"For those who are unfamiliar with P.Mosh, it is comprised of two guys, Alejandro Rosso and Jonaz, both of Monterrey, Mexico. They burst out on the scene in '98 with Aquamosh, and this is their third full length album. And it rocks. From the opening track blaring "Plastilina has the beat," to the last, in which they actually recorded their thank you's, this album does not disappoint. For one thing, the musical styles used on the album range from rock/rap (Enzo) to sort of an acid jazz (Houston) and everything in between. My personal favorite on the album thus far is "Pekín Jazz," which reminds me of something I would hear in a little coffee shop. I also like "Shake Your Pubis," and the sweet percussion. The end of "Grooveman" features a classical guitar, and "Pinche Stereo Band" has a bit of a 70's disco feel. These guys are amazingly talented and every track shows. Multiple languages are used, the most predominant being Spanish and English. Don't ignore this album just because you may not understand all of their lyrics. For those that enjoyed the Ocean's Eleven soundtrack or Beck's "Midnight Vultures," which also displayed incredible diversity, this will probably become another favorite in your collection. It's hard to find, but well worth it."
Lo mejor de la música en México
ernesto amezcua montes | Sahuayito del Patrón Santiago, MX | 10/01/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Es sorprendente la cantidad de ironía, sorpresas, detalles y sutiles enigmas que se pueden encontrar en este disco, con mayor razón estando estos ingredientes en un disco "supuestamente" pop. La primer sorpresa es que es dificil clasificarlo en un género musical. Los genios de P Mosh ponen en aprietos a los envarados ejecutivos de mercadotecnia, que no sabran si clasificarlo (y publicitarlo) como pop, como rock, hip-hop, rap o como acid jazz. Y asi, las mentes "normales" del público en general recibirán una cachetada con guante blanco al escucharlo por primera vez. En efecto, no les va a gustar. Los pocos afortunados que todavia creemos (y somos capaces de percibir) en que la música es una combinación (un juego fascinante de elementos) de melodias, ritmos, armonias, colores, referencias estilisticas y culturales, disfrutamos este disco como una de las mejores manifestaciones de música a nivel mundial, y prácticamente sin comparación con toda la producción musical reciente de nuestro pais."
Good music, genre-mixer
Ian Monroe | Kirksville, MO USA | 02/23/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Hola Chicuelos is another great CD from Plastilina Mosh. Not only is it in Spanish and English, but (and I had to listen to it twice to be sure) the track Celeste is in Japanese. So North or South of the border, East or West side of the Pacific, theres something here for you. Each track has a creative and unique sound to it. It would be nice if it came with lyrics to all the songs, it only has the lyrics for one of them. My Spanish isn't good enough to understand some of the songs without seeing it written out."
Fun, funky, and irreverent.
Wendy Simmons | Bay Area, CA (USA) | 11/23/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is my favorite from the creative duo called Plastilina Mosh. They have everything from disco to hip-hop to rockin' guitar solos all in one convenient little package called Hola Chicuelos. Some songs are in English, some in Spanish, and some are a blend of the two. They were nominated for an MTV Latin award last month and sadly didn't win but I think these guys ROCK! Buy the CD."
Sensational and fun
fuschia | Mexico | 06/20/2004
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This album is absolutely fun, upbeat and even hilarious. One of my favorite tracks is "Alo", this song is actually quiet beautiful. It could even be part of a Pure Moods selection, its very inspirational and motivational. The coolest track is "Te Lo Juro Por Madonna." Mexico should be proud to have these excellent musicians produce this innovative and original music."