The richness of instruments and rhytmic quality consolidate the “Camarón style” without giving up the flamenco tradition, with Camarón again working alongside Paco de Lucía, but also accompanied by Tomatito as a second guitar, Rubem Dantas and Raimundo Amador on percussion and the great Carles Benavent on electric bass. Among the bulerías, tangos and rumbas, we find the fandango de Huelva that is the record's title track, and which Camarón performs in a gutsy and sublime manner.