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The record starts
up with a little wink to J.J. Cale, the energetic  “Brotes verdes” and “Cayetana” a little
shuffle groove played by the band along harp player Manuel Velasco, right
before getting into  more jazzy and
instrumental grounds in “El hábito no hace al monje”. They pay tribute to
Junior Wells in “Adonis”, a “Snatch it back and Hold it” cover  in Spanish which  precedes 
“Black Spain”  and  the instrumental “De lo malo a lo peor”. They
go  back to the blues on “Desencuentro
marital”,  Velasco once again in Harp  and Chema Palenzuela on keyboards. “I got the
blues” where the rythm section turns this blues music standard into reggae.
Blues Rock takes place on “Perra es la noche” 
and “Bloody Mary” as well as the peculiar way of telling stories  through 
some very particular lyrics always present along the record wich confers
the band a special  authenticity  touch. Record ends  up with Coltraine´s “Equinox” where they
travel  again  into jazz with  Palenzuela on 
rhodes piano and Velasco on harp. “Cuota of leche” possibly becames one
of the most rock oriented song from the record, with the band´s characteristic literary
stamp.

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