Other highlights include two cumbias, the Caribbean-flavored "No Te Sientas Tan Importante" and the Colombia-cum-Mexico-styled "Mi Vieja Borracha." Add to these a couple of lovely rancheras and charangas and you have the group's first mature recording. Fans have never heard this side of the band before. Add to this the midtempo lovelorn corrido "Una Mala Elección" and the tender, soulful title track and you add a new dimension to Calibre 50's range and depth. While the duet with Alfredo "El Komander" Rios on "Qué Tiene de Malo" has garnered much attention, the set's most unlikely number, a very romantic ballad entitled "Tus Latidos," is its first single. Esto es una reminiscencia de las garras de los gatos que son excesivamente largas. Las Garras de Gato son un par de guantes de pelaje negro, al final de cada uno de los dedos se encuentra una hoja de katana. Though the group's original take on Mazatlan-style norteño is still employed here, what is radically different is that rather than detail the gritty quality of urban life with narcocorridos, the quartet employs its extroverted style in a varying collection of songs, rhythms, and styles produced by Jesús Tirado Castañeda. 'Manos del Gato') son el arma primaria de Kuro. Sinaloa's Calibre 50 return with their sixth album in five years, and their follow-up to the successful La Recompensa.
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