Un día en el mundo

After a grueling nine years of independent struggle and rejected label deals, the Madrid sextet self-released their debut album, instantly sparking a massive revolution in Spanish indie music. Driven by Juanma Latorre's poetic, socially conscious lyricism and intricate, Radiohead-influenced guitar arrangements, the record became a sleeper hit and eventually achieved platinum status. It remains one of the most culturally significant and beloved Spanish rock albums of the century.