The album honors the band’s hits and brings back songs as the popular “La Flaca” (which gave them instant success), the reflective “Depende” (a track that established them in the scene) and the original “En lo Puro no hay Futuro” (recorded with eminent artists Peret and Elíades Ochoa).

My favorites are still the same -- the tasteful and radiant “Bosque de Palo”, and the fragile and touching “Agua.” A total of 17 well-crafted tracks are blended here with graceful harmony to make this album a dream come true.