This 1970 collection of songs, including the iconic "Alretirement al meu país," captures Raimon at his most potent, blending folk sensibilities with biting social commentary. It stands as a definitive statement of the Nova Cançó movement.
- The album's title translates to "To destroy the one who has deserted him."
- The album was recorded in Paris.
- Raimon's participation in the 1969 festival at the Olympia in Paris brought him international attention.
Raimon is a foundational figure in the Nova Cançó movement, a Catalan protest music scene that emerged in the 1960s. In 1970, he was at the height of his powers, a key voice of Catalan cultural resistance under Franco's dictatorship.
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