Part of their most recent and ambitious record, “La Leyenda del espacio (The Legend Of Space)”, in which the most acclaimed alternative band of Spain took the challenge to combine their style with different types of flamenco as a reply to Camaron’s classic “La Leyenda del tiempo (The Legend Of Time)”, these “poor guys from Granada” made some room for their traditional sound: guitar-led pop-rock heavily influenced by the ongoing trends in the Anglo-Saxon world during the nineties. “Reunión en la cumbre” was a good example, promptly boming another of their classics.