DropMix Playlist Pack (Verdant) Expansion for Music Mixing Board and Card Game

Dropmix is a wonderful game for people that enjoy board games, musicality, and collecting stuff. My 4 and 7 year olds love making mixes and always ask when new cards are coming out. This pack is a really good addition and fills in with a more Latino flair. It brings me great joy seeing my family dance around to Gloria Estefan mixes. Overall, if you're a fan of Latin music, you'll enjoy this pack.

Super fun "game" although we prefer the DJ mode and mixing our own songs!

Felt like a great deal! And came fast! Also it does work with the current system!

Lots of variety in each pack; this definitely made it so that we have more than enough artists -- the tiny humans at my house have their own flair in their choices of what they lay down on the mixer -- this "flair" sometimes make me cock my head like a dog -- and sometimes it feels like being in a low-light club listening to the House music with mt head bobbing...It

Although Dropmix has dropped the Season 1 convention of including a genre (e.g. "Rock" or "Electronic") alongside packs' names, Verdant is one of the most strongly themed Dropmix packs so far. As a quick glance at the artist list will tell you, this pack is all about bringing a Latin flavor to the game. Even the FX cards have Spanish names!Let's break it down:* The wild card is "Conga" by Gloria Estefan. This is a cool wild card: high-energy and instantly recognizable.* The vocals are "Me Rehúso" by Danny Ocean and "Fireball" by Pitbull.* None of the red, blue, or green cards stand out to me, but all belong to Latin musicians, except the tracks for "Straight Up" by Paula Abdul (one blue percussion, and one green keys).* One of the FX cards, Par de Fuerzas, lets you play an extra card belonging to a song that's already on the board. The other, Colores de Flores, gives you 2 points for a red and yellow pair. Both are probably too situational to be smart additions to your deck.* The Baffler card is the vocals for Baha Men's "Who Let The Dogs Out?" This doesn't quite fit the theme (the Baha Men are from the Bahamas, which is English-speaking), but high-energy vocals are always welcome in my book.Overall, this is a worthy addition to the Dropbox universe, thanks primarily to a strong wild card.

Awesome playlist.

Good pack.

This is one of my favorite packs now.