Kraken II was produced taking into account a wider rock audience.

Its composition took a record time[clarification needed] for the group members since they had to comply with live shows and the production of all the material that they had to select and create.

A keyboardist replaced the former lead guitarist because of the need for a sound more akin to their influences and musical objectives to keep up with rock bands of the day.

For the first time in Colombian history, a hard rock song (the opening track) Vestido de Cristal became the most played song on national youth radio stations.

The inclusion of keyboards was definitive for this album, despite the criticism and the fear of using these instrument.