After the acclaimed release of their first album “El Mundo Al Revés”, a series of challenging and intriguing events lined up, culminating in the release of their second album “Anormal” 4 years later. This documentary covers these events and the process of creating the album, considered by many to be one of the best Spanish Rock albums.
After the acclaimed release of their first album “El Mundo Al Revés”, a series of challenging and intriguing events lined up, culminating in the release of their second album “Anormal” 4 years later. This documentary covers these events and the process of creating the album, considered by many to be one of the best Spanish Rock albums.
2019-07-01
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