Review by Lúcio Kleber Ribeiro

Diego Y Emilio's album La Mafia Muere Ayer Baje De La Sierra is a captivating and powerful tribute to the Mexican drug cartels. The brothers' music is a mix of traditional Mexican ranchera and corrido styles, with a contemporary twist.

The album's title track sets the tone for the entire album, with its haunting melody and lyrics that speak of the downfall of a powerful drug lord. The song is a tribute to the many lives lost in the drug wars and the devastation that these wars have wrought on Mexican society.

Other standout tracks on the album include "La Venganza Del Chacal," which tells the story of a young man seeking revenge for the murder of his family, and "El Ultimo Suspiro," a powerful ballad about the last moments of a dying cartel boss.

Diego Y Emilio's vocal performances are impressive, with both brothers displaying a range and emotional depth that perfectly captures the intensity of their lyrics. The album's production is also top-notch, with a clean and polished sound that enhances the impact of the music.

Summary by Lúcio Kleber Ribeiro

La Mafia Muere Ayer Baje De La Sierra is a must-listen for fans of traditional Mexican music and those interested in the cultural and social issues surrounding the drug wars in Mexico. Diego Y Emilio have created a powerful and moving tribute to the many lives lost in this ongoing conflict.