This self-titled 1978 album marked a pivotal moment for María Jiménez, showcasing her signature blend of flamenco, salsa, and popular song. It captured her at a career peak, radiating raw emotion and vocal power.
- The album was released in Spain by DRO/EastWest. It features a blend of genres including flamenco, salsa, and popular Spanish ballads. Jiménez's powerful vocal delivery is a hallmark of this recording.
- This album was released in 1978, a period of significant artistic development for Spanish musicians. It followed her earlier successes and helped solidify her position in the Spanish music scene.
- The track "El Currupipi" became one of her most recognizable songs, a testament to its enduring popularity. The album was a commercial success in Spain.
María Jiménez was a Spanish singer from Andalusia, known for her passionate flamenco-infused style. In 1978, she was establishing herself as a prominent voice in Spanish popular music with a string of successful recordings.
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