This 1997 album saw the band fully embrace a more rock-oriented sound, moving beyond their earlier Celtic leanings to incorporate a wider range of influences. It marked a significant moment in their discography, solidifying their unique blend of traditional and contemporary styles.
- The album was recorded at the Taller de Grabaciones XYZ studio in Madrid. It was produced by Michel del Burgo, known for his work with other Spanish folk artists. The album features guest appearances from well-known Galician musicians, including Bieito Romero on accordion.
- Plenilunio reached number 15 on the Spanish albums chart. It was critically acclaimed for its innovative approach to traditional music. The album's title, meaning "full moon" in Galician, reflects the mystical and evocative nature of the music.
- The album was released on the WM Spain label. It followed their successful 1995 album "Celtas na Noite". The band toured extensively in support of the album, playing numerous festivals across Spain and Europe.
Luar na Lubre is a Galician folk-rock band formed in 1985. They are known for their reinterpretations of traditional Galician music and their Celtic influences.
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