 Despite the controversies received, the album was released to critical acclaim by newcomer fans and Latin American music critics, it reached top 5 and top 10 lists of Mexican music charts, it was a moderate commercial success and catapulted the band into mainstream success, especially in the United States and European countries, where the band had been previously unable to reach.The album's logo that was used in the album artwork also became a precursor to the band's iconic "PXNDX" logo that would be used in every single one of their follow-up albums.The band drastically evolved out of the silly, simplistic teenage pop punk formula, experimenting with different tunes and arrangements.