Matando güeros

"Güero" is a Mexican slang term for a pale-skinned or blonde-haired person, specifically used as a slur for US citizens of white/Caucasian race.

Track 16 to 19 are remastered tracks off the "Machetazos" single.

The official line-up for the album credits Jr. Hocicón (Jello Biafra) as "Director diabólico" which means "Diabolic director"; it is implied that he was either the producer or executive producer for the album.

"Matando güeros" is one of the songs to the "Gummo" soundtrack.

Upon the album's release there were many censoring issues with some stores in the U.S. and Europe due to its shocking content and graphic front cover. Roadrunner released a censored version with the cover showing just the name of the band and album title on a black background, although the original cover can be found in the inside booklet.

The decapitated head shown on the album cover became a well-known gimmick for the band, which they used as a mascot named "Coco Loco" (meaning "Crazy Head") and was widely featured in t-shirts, flyers and merch associated with Brujeria.

Identifiers:

Barcode: 0 16861-9061-2 2
Matrix / Runout: SONOPRESS USA 90612 ++ 60189-01
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LO27
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1011