Review by Cheryl Doig

Cienfue's latest album, Fumar Mata No Mata, is a refreshing and eclectic mix of genres that will transport listeners to a tropical paradise. The Panamanian artist's unique sound blends reggae, rock, and electronic music, creating a dynamic and lively album that will keep you moving from start to finish.

The album opens with "La Calle Me Llama," a catchy and upbeat track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Mira Como Viene" and "Cienfue" showcase the artist's ability to seamlessly blend different genres, with elements of rock, reggae, and electronic music all coming together in harmony.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Casa del Árbol," a haunting and introspective song that showcases Cienfue's songwriting skills. The album closes with "El Diablo," a high-energy track that will leave listeners wanting more.

Summary by Cheryl Doig

Fumar Mata No Mata is a must-listen for fans of Latin music and anyone looking for a unique and exciting listening experience. Cienfue's ability to blend different genres seamlessly makes this album a standout in the Latin music scene.