We are very pleased to welcome Guatemalan artist 'Fabio Me Llaman Soltero' and TYU on remix duties, as well as welcome back Mijo and Alejandro Veneno.

The title track is an ode to the willingness and strength of Honduran people, a set of lyrics (crazy power, tastes rich, brave fight, sun's mirror) underpinned by a mischievous and heady mix of analogue wobbles and bleeps rubbing up against a slight but ever so slightly menacing drum pattern.

Alejandro Veneno's remix gets out the guitars and amps to give a darker, more warped take on the original, punctuated by vocoder processed stabs, which edge their way between a sludgy bass guitar, almost without warning while the BPM slows down as the track progresses, as the synth sounds become vague and twisted.

One of Electrique Music's bosses and Mexico’s most prolific underground producers of the last decade, Mijo turns in the next remix, which turns up the bass and brings out some of the more analogue, glitchy elements of the original while working the vocal snippets to devastating effect, bringing about a more big room remodelling of the original.

TYU turns up the acid with his rework, delivering a pinpoint accurate cowbell extravaganza, a sneaky synth line which almost hides beneath the vocal part until heavy bass comes in alongside an oriental sounding lead line, which ramps up the energy and forces the listener to bow down to a track which completes a series of 'violent weapons'.

While the second original track, 'Filo Lacustre', sparkles, shimmers and bounces calmly like light off calm water... or a mirrorball.