This 1976 debut album showcases La Bullonera's unique blend of progressive rock and Andalusian folk influences, a sound that defied easy categorization in the Spanish music scene of the time.
- The album was recorded at Discos ION in Buenos Aires, Argentina, a studio that hosted many prominent Latin American artists.
- "La Bullonera" was initially released on the independent label DRO, later reissued by EastWest Spain.
- The album is noted for its complex arrangements and the integration of traditional Spanish instruments into a rock format.
La Bullonera was a Spanish rock band founded in Madrid in 1971. They were known for their fusion of progressive rock with Andalusian folk music.
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