"Un encuentro" marked Triana's final studio album, a poignant conclusion to their career before the untimely death of vocalist Miguel Ríos. Recorded with a revitalized lineup, the album showcased a more direct rock sound while retaining their signature progressive and Andalusian elements.
- The album was recorded at Estudios Sonoland in Madrid, with audio engineer Pichi Estévez, who had worked on previous Triana albums.
- "Un encuentro" reached number 17 on the Spanish album charts in 1981.
- This album was reissued in 2007 with bonus tracks, including live versions of songs from the record.
Triana was a Spanish rock band formed in Seville in 1978, best known for their fusion of progressive rock with Andalusian music. They were a key act in the transition from Franco-era Spanish rock to a more internationally recognized sound.
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