Review by Abbas Tahaie

Jumex, the Mexican rapper, has released his debut album Celuloides, which has been making headlines in the music industry. The album features 11 tracks, with a mix of trap beats and Latin rhythms that showcase Jumex's versatility as an artist.

The album opens with the track "Llegó La Hora," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Jumex's confident flow and catchy hooks are evident in tracks like "Despierta," "No Comprendo," and "Hola." The standout track on the album is "Trapped," which features a haunting melody and introspective lyrics that showcase Jumex's vulnerability.

Celuloides also features collaborations with other Latin artists, including C. Tangana on "Alone," and Omar Apollo on "Luna." These collaborations add depth to the album and show Jumex's ability to work with other artists seamlessly.

Summary by Abbas Tahaie

Celuloides is a strong debut album from Jumex. The album showcases his unique sound and style, and his ability to create catchy tracks that will resonate with fans of Latin and trap music. Jumex is definitely an artist to watch in the coming years.