2023 repress; LP version. Includes "Todo en La Vida", the track featured in the Netflix Narcos series, "an ode to patience propelled by a yearning riff that wouldn't have been out of place in a Gainsbourg perv-jam").
The recordings that the sisters Elia and Elizabeth Fleta made, hand-in-hand with music arranger Jimmy Salcedo in the early '70s in their native Colombia, remained hidden like lost pearls in the undervalued musical pop history of Latin America until today. Their concise and natural mix of styles sways between soft-pop with a touch of tropical-pastoral funk, singer-songwriter sweetened by the subtle perfume of Caribbean music and the psychedelia of a world in the midst of discovering all the possibilities offered by the recording studio. These elements blend graciously and fortuitously, brimming with freshness, in a perfect partnership of sharp melodies with lyrics inspired by a genuine juvenile curiosity about life's mysteries, love and nature in its simplest forms.
| A1 | AlegrÃa |
| A2 | Descripción |
| A3 | Soy Una Nube |
| A4 | Se Oculta El Sol, Muere Una Flor |
| A5 | Fue Una Lágrima |
| A6 | Pesadilla |
| A7 | Libre |
| A8 | La Gran Ciudad |
| B1 | Mis 32 Dientes |
| B2 | Todo En La Vida |
| B3 | Ponte Bajo El Sol |
| B4 | Hay Que Vivir La Vida |
| B5 | Cae La Lluvia |
| B6 | ¿En Dónde Estás? |
| B7 | Buscándonos |
| B8 | En Los Dias En Que Era Demasiado Joven |
