Back in 1996, the wildly ambitious and snarlingly loud rock en español of Vagabundo announced Draco Rosa’s creative breakthrough, and this new remaster toughens up the sound of an album that was plenty intense already. With its mix of raging blues (“Madre Tierra”), heavy funk (“Vagabundo”), and psychedelic exploration (“Brujería”), the original Vagabundo proved the gruffly soulful Puerto Rican singer-songwriter was no longer the cuddly pop star who first emerged as a member of Menudo’s classic ’80s lineup. It remains a startling experience 22 years later.