God Bless CYPRESS HILL – Hip-Hop Legends Release New All Spanish Album ‘DIOS BENDIGA’

24 July 2026

It has been 4 years since hip-rap-hop dopeheads
CYPRESS HILL released LP #10 with Back In Black.

But the wait is over. Full-length number 11, named DIOS BENDIGA (Spanish for ‘God Bless’) is out now. An album performed entirely in Spanish that aims to highlight their Latin roots and reconnect directly with their cultural heritage.

Press info: “Hip-hop legends Cypress Hill were the first Latino-American hip-hop
group to achieve platinum and multiplatinum success. In partnership with Hybe
Latin America, they present the first, fully Spanish-language album of their career.

This is a deeply personal and spiritual project for the group that highlights
their Latin roots and reconnects directly with their cultural heritage.”

TUTV: Prepare your ears, your hips, and by extension your whole body for a hip-rap-hop summer fiesta. With Cypress Hill, cocktail-flavored fun is guaranteed. Their word-waterfall dynamism and insane-in-the-brain eurhythmics are key (once again).

MAGA idiots will probably whine again that American artists sing in Spanish (remember their Bad Bunny hate?). Que se jodan! Music doesn’t have (language) boundaries.

Once upon a time Bob Dylan sang “I would not feel so all alone / Everybody must get stoned.”
Dios Bendiga has the vivid vibes to get high (with/without weed). Shake your booty, folks.

Singles.

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CYPRESS HILL Go Back To Their Latin Roots With New Single ‘WACHA TRUCHA’

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9 March 2026

It’s been 4 years since hip-rap-hoppers CYPRESS HILL
released album #10 with Back In Black .

But the wait is over. Full-length #11 is in the bag. A project performed entirely in Spanish that aims to highlight their Latin roots and reconnect directly with their cultural heritage. Tracklist & release date TBA.

The first single is called WACHA TRUCHA, and features renowned Mexican rapper Aléman. The song’s central message is to remain vigilant, understand what is happening, and stay united.

B-Real (singer): “Wacha Trucha is more than a song — it’s a statement. It’s a reminder that our culture isn’t a trend – it’s a legacy, a community, and a future. We’re living through a powerful moment for Latin rap on a global scale, and we wanted to contribute something that reflects history, resilience, and evolution. This Spanish-language album represents a homecoming and a direct connection to our culture and our people.”

I guess MAGA Americans will moan once again about Americans singing in Spanish.
You know what to do, right? Vete a la mierda, and make way for el grupo de rap
Cypress Hill.

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