Making Movies lives up to its moniker with the video for “Sala De Los Pecadores.” Think like a Quentin Tarantino film with characters of questionable morals and character partying in a hotel room dimly lit with colored lights and at one point miniature versions of the band is playing from inside a microwave. The music is a lively hybrid of styles: cumbia, rock, salsa, blues and psychedelia. It’s reminiscent of a Latin and Afro-Cuban version of Gogol Bordello. The English meaning of the title of the song is “Hall of Sinners” and the video and energy of the song is a celebration of behavior that transgresses conventional morality and mores because most people engage in some form of sin while many don’t recognize the concept as a part of a rational human life and accept these indulgences as part of the broad spectrum of a life lived to the fullest whether or not they choose to participate in specific activities. Watch the video for “Sala De Los Pecadores” on YouTube.
Queen City Sounds and Art 
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