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Often considered a turning point, this album marked a significant evolution in Mecano's sound.
Moving away from purely electronic textures, they incorporated more organic instrumentation and deeper emotional narratives. Hijo de la Luna stands out as a haunting, almost folkloric piece, while Me Cuesta Tanto Olvidarte showcases their ability to craft powerful ballads.
The album is more mature, both musically and lyrically, and solidified their place in Spanish pop history.
