Humorous, controversial, and politically charged, Calle 13’s unapologetic Entren Los Que Quieran hits with rhythmic and lyrical ferocity. Visitante’s arresting reggaeton-rock beats—paired with Residente’s acerbic, pedagogic banter—take Latin urban to thrilling, provocative heights. While the dembow-driven “Baile de los Pobres” hilariously describes lovers on opposite sides of the tracks, “La Bala” paints a lurid picture of violence and ignorance over militant percussion and eerie atmospherics. And the experimental “Calma Pueblo” bashes capitalism as the rapper shouts, “My label isn’t Sony. My label is the people.”