Per la bona gent (English: For the good people) is the fifth album by Spanish indie pop band Manel, and their first to be released on their label Ceràmiques Guzmán.

The band emphasised that each song was intended as a "small island" and disconnected from the rest of the album.

On the album, they also began to incorporate the use of synthesizers and a "more electronic" sound, as well as to make extensive use of sampling—for example, the title track samples "Alenar" by Maria del Mar Bonet, and "Aquí tens el meu braç" samples "Vine a la festa" by Lluís Gavaldà.

[3] Joan S. Luna of Mondosonoro called the album "solid and remarkable" and noted the "ironic political connotations" of the title, writing that Manel's "lyrical and musical universe returns to throw splinters in very different directions" and that they have managed to find a new sound without "copying themselves".

[5] Writing for El Periodico, Juan Manuel Freire acclaimed the band's experimentation, noting that "there are injections of electronics, Latin stitching, a lot of rhythm diversity and imagination in the arrangements, but 'Per la bona gent' is really something else.