The pope of state funk; the devil's right-hand man; his Lalopezian majesty Lalo López; presents his new album following the dissolution of Fundación Tony Manero. An album of party, love, flow, dance, and hope; sorely needed in these times. Surrounded by young producers from the state's urban scene (Sr. Chen; Bearoid; Fast Boo); and with mastering by Jon Caffery, the man behind the controls on FTM's legendary "Looking For La Fiesta," Lalo resets his career and takes us on a journey through the most current sounds of funk, imprinting his personality on lyrics full of humor, madness, and tenderness. From the more indie electronic funk-pop of "Árboles," akin to Justice or Daft Punk; to the urgent, rabid, and almost punk-like "Víctima del Deseo," close to Chk Chk Chk!; to the Chromeo-esque synth-funk of “The Rules of the Game”; with the wonderful voice of Brigitte Emaga; and leaving room for the more classic sound of disco music with “L