Mexican folk guitar, trumpets, and electronic bass all slamming into each other at full speed. Guacamelee! 2's soundtrack takes every area and splits it into living and dead versions, so "Los Manglares" plays bright and rhythmic on one side of the veil and then flips into something eerie and distorted in the World of the Dead.
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That dual-world trick runs through the whole album. "Chicken Dungeons" is absurd in the best way, matching the game's humor beat for beat. "Templo de Obsidiana" goes dark and heavy, its dead-world counterpart even more so.
"Chicken Illuminati HQ" exists and that's all I need to say about tone. The main theme sets up a mariachi-meets-synth identity that never lets go. If you liked the first game's vibe but wanted it louder and weirder, this is exactly that.