 The group's single "Saca, Prende y Sorprende", released in 2014, pays homage to Jamaican deejay and rapper Super Cat and advocates for the legalization of marijuana.Gonzalez describes the band's upcoming record as "very different" from "La Dulzura", noting that the group began working on new material while on tour approximately a year after the album's release.In March 2017, the group released the single "Musica Sin Tiempo", which is a celebration of "what music represents for them in their daily lives".