Cypress Hill - Dios Bendiga

Cypress Hill go fully Spanish-language for the first time on Dios Bendiga, a 2026 album that leans into the group's Latino roots with real conviction and plenty of smoke.

Back in 1999, the group revisited older hits in Spanish on Los Grandes Éxitos en Español, but this is something different: an album of all-new material written and performed entirely in Spanish, and their first full-length project in more than four years. The title translates simply as God Bless.

B-Real and Sen Dog trade verses with their familiar chemistry, while longtime percussionist Eric Bobo serves as musical director, keeping the grooves heavy and rooted in Latin percussion. Guests from Mexico, Argentina and Los Angeles fill out the record, several of whom count the group as a formative influence.

Opener "Wacha Trucha" features Mexican rapper Alemán, and lead single "Campeones" brings in Mellow Man Ace, Sen Dog's brother and a bilingual rap pioneer in his own right. Argentina's Trueno jumps on "Saca La Bolsita", while "Estamos Listos" carries the album's message of strength and unity.

More than three decades into their career, Cypress Hill still sound hungry, and Dios Bendiga feels like a homecoming they have been building toward for years, a celebration of where they came from and who they still are.