Every track on this album maps to a specific stretch of the story—"Havana 1980" opens before Karl Indigo even goes under, "Miami 1983" and "ATF (Miami 1983)" carry the weight of the sting collapsing in real time, and "Lechuga Field" isn't just a song title—it's the exact location where the book's climax explodes into gunfire. "Escape" closes the record the same way the novel closes the door: quietly, and with someone gone.
This isn't a soundtrack written after the fact. It was built alongside the manuscript, track for chapter, so pressing play on "Rebirth" hits the same moment the story does. Listen to it start to finish before you start the book, or let it run behind you as you read—either way, it's the sound Miami makes when the deal goes wrong.