Piñata. Tribu Ultravioleta’s second studio album, “Piñata” is a majestic follow up to his previous one, “Guayabera y Análogos” in which he bathed us with sensual and chill-out themes. Just like a real piñata, this compilation of rhythms is filled with surprises that bring you alive. From electronica, to acoustic and rock, to synthesizers and salsa with a little old school and a lot of funk, it sure will make you want to sit back and listen, aware of the moment, savoring life. José (Cebolla) Briceño, who plays all the instruments and produces his own music, describes this album as “music candy for the soul”, and we couldn’t agree more with that description. It’s a voyage into what he, a real-life medical doctor, is like in the inside: sensitive, melodic, vibrant and positive. Piñata promises to deliver quality and feeling to your ears and soul. You’re gonna want to kickback and tap your foot to the beat, while enjoying a “Cuba Libre” under the sunset. It’s music that exhales the typical beach vibe that Briceño so much adores.