Together they offer fresh new sounds, dripping with an exciting experimental energy. Banned after the Revolution, the street vendors have been allowed at last back into the square. The song fiercely condemns wife beating and reminds everyone that some forms of justice aren't so forgiving of that offense. What a crazy world we live in sometimes. Justice listens to the world's complaints about itself and weighs out a prescription for health, recommending freedom, laughter, and love.
Justice ends up inviting the mad world to dance.
The crazy world of David Alvarez is an intelligent, witty, and promising place. Mundo Loco is an engaging experience, one that gave me a lot of hope about the future of Cuban music. This music so fresh and lively it makes some recent popularizations of Cuban music seem stodgy by comparison. David Alvarez' optimism and hope for the future is contagious. Before I forget, he also writes beautiful Spanish love songs, romantic, sensual expressions of longing.