Fiesta en la madriguera

Even though the movie moves along slowly, it captures the relationship between father and son. Many of the lines are funny to us Mexicans, I can understand if someone doesn't get the one liners of you don't understand the culture.

The music soundtrack is second to none, if you grew up in a Mexican family in the early 80's to present. You can hear Ramon Ayala and even some Chalino playing in the background.

My wife actually liked it and she doesn't really like anything to do with cartel subject lines. I usually rate around a 7 if i enjoyed it, but at this time I'll rated it an 8 just because I will recommend this film to my friends and family.