La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata was the Mexican psychedelic rock band that achieved the most commercial success internationally in the early '70s. Their self-titled and much sought-after debut LP (1971) is considered one of the best acid rock albums in Mexico, recorded under the influence of groups like Credence Clearwater Revival or the Who but also adding their own style featuring an original and stunning guitar sound. Remastered from the original tapes. Includes poster. 180g vinyl. Their fantastic "Nasty Sex," along with other songs like "If You Want It" or "Melynda" boosted their first album at the top of the sales charts worldwide. Sadly, Mexican record labels lost interest in local rock bands due to the repression of La Onda movement by the Mexican Government, resulting in rock bands being banned. This, in addition to internal disagreements between members of the group, eventually led to the end of their relationship with Polydor in 1973. La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata entered a new artistic phase in their career, focusing on ballads and adopting different new musical trends over the years.

Track Listing:

Disc 1
A
01.	Nasty Sex	07:27	listen
02.	Melynda	05:05	listen
03.	Quiero Saber (I Wanna Know)	03:47	listen
04.	Si Tú Lo Quieres (If You Want It)	03:52	listen
B
05.	Ciudad Perdida (Shit City)	04:37	listen
06.	Pláticas De Un Rey (A King's Talks)	04:35	listen
07.	Todavía Nada (Still Don't) (Not Yet)	03:14	listen
08.	Al Pie De La Montaña (At The Foot Of The Mountain)	04:33	listen
09.	Bajo Los Cielos (Under Heavens)	03:55	listen

- La Revolución de Emiliano Zapata was the Mexican psychedelic rock band that achieved the most commercial success internationally in the early '70s.
- Their self-titled and much sought-after debut LP (1971) is considered one of the best acid rock albums in Mexico, recorded under the influence of groups like Credence Clearwater Revival or the Who.
- Remastered from the original tapes. Includes poster. 180g vinyl.