Cumbia Colors Men (2005)
by Benetton

As a fan of licorice/ aniseed scents, I found the strength of the aniseed notes a bit weaker than i would have liked. I had to spray twice as much Cumbia on than I normally would with other scents. But with this double dose, I thought it smelled quite good.
Renato

2nd July, 2011.

Spicy anise vanilla blend , I love it but it's almost the some scents that Paradiso Inferno Original had. It's the same fragance that changes the name and the bottle ?
Cool at night before go to dance !!!

20th February, 2009.

A little bit disappointing, but not bad. Basically, this is a melon fragrance best worn in warm weather. Its saving grace is its interesting and tasteful use of anise and eucalyptus; other than that, it would just be a cheaper version of Aqua di Gio.

8th December, 2008.

Huge anise opening. Minty middle. Light aromatic musky wood base. Oddly compelling.

2nd August, 2008.

Very interesting blend! I love it!

19th November, 2007.

I thought it was going to be a more exotic scent , given the name "cumbia". It's very much run of the mill male scant, nothing interesting here. It's fresh at the top,and dries down on a sweet-musky note. I didn't care much for it and felt it was simple as well. But since it's generally cheap, i much rather have this one than others on the same range. For everyday i guess.

17th January, 2006.