For those unaware, Mejor de Los Nuggetz is a collection of Spanish language interpretations of many of the biggest hits of the 1960s, performed during that era by a hyper-kinetic lineup of garage bands from Mexico, Spain, and beyond.

For many listeners, this compilation will serve as an introduction to the fuzz and fury of rock en español from such artists as Los Apson, Los Mustang, Los Shain’s, Los Salvajes, and more.

All these tracks previously appeared in the box set Los Nuggetz: ‘60s Garage & Psych from Latin America released in 2013 by RockBeat Records.

Now, Liberation Hall takes 16 of the box’s most popular tracks and compiles those on CD and digital download. Also features four bonus vintage sound bites of border radio IDs with car and cola ads.

A limited-edition red vinyl pressing is available on Record Store Day available exclusively at participating independent record shops.

1. Satisfaccion / Los Apson [I Can’t Get No Satisfaction]
2. Please Please Me / Los Mustang
3. El Tren Pasa Esta Noche / Los Shain’s [Train Kept A Rollin’]
4 La Carta Los Mustang [The Letter]
5. XERB/XERF / Radio ID
6. 96 Lagrimas / Los Shain’s [96 Tears]
7. Esta Bota Son Para Caminar / Gloria Benevides [These Boots Are Made For Walkin’]
8. Que Chica Tan Formal / Los Polares
9. La Neurastenia / Los Salvajes [19th Nervous Breakdown]
10. Volkswagen Commercial
11. Todo Negro / Los Salvejes [Paint It Black]
12. Mi Generacion / Lone Star [My Generation]
13. Nadie Como Yo / Los Yaki [Nobody But Me]
14. Bule Bule Los Shain’s [Wooly Bully]
15. Arriba Abajo Y Lados / Los Belmonts [Over Under Sideways Down]
16. XELO / Radio ID
17. Me Atrapaste / Los Matematicos [You Really Got Me]
18. Hey Joe / Los Locos Del Ritmo
19. Voy Por Ti / Los Apson [Seventh Son]
20. Coca Cola Commercial

This brilliantly vibrant, colorfully electric new recording opens on the vibrantly thunderous version of Satisfaccion by Los Apson, a delightfully rambunctious Please Please Me by Los Mustang, and the fervent brilliance of El Tren Pasa Esta Noche by Los Shain’s, and amongst others, then bring us the free flowing Que Chica Tan Formal by Los Polares, a pulsating Todo Negro by Los Salvejes, the fun hand-clapper Nadie Como Yo by Los Yaki, and with a slew to choose from here to highlight, the tambourine-imbibed Arriba Abajo Y Lados by Los Belmonts, a rip-roaring Hey Joe by Los Locos Del Ritmo, and it all culminates with an atmospheric Voy Por Ti by Los Apson.

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