Chim Chim Chery / Capri Se Acabó / Cartagenera / Manuel Benitez El Cordobés

Released in 1966 on the Fontana label, this extended play record represents a moment in mid-sixties Spanish popular music when international trends were frequently adapted for local audiences. The record features a recording of 'Chim Chim Cher-ee' from the Disney film Mary Poppins, sitting alongside Latin-influenced tracks and a tribute song to the famous matador Manuel Benítez, 'El Cordobés'. This mix was typical of the era, as labels sought to balance globally recognized hits with regional cultural interests to maintain broad appeal.

The record was performed by the Spanish singer and musician Julián Monteagudo, who was active during a period when vocalists in Spain were often expected to demonstrate versatility across diverse genres, from film soundtracks to traditional Iberian themes. The design and production follow the standard industrial practices of Fontana’s Spanish division, prioritizing the promotion of the artist's image as an engaging entertainer. While the record did not achieve lasting international critical acclaim, it remains a snapshot of the eclectic programming choices favored by European labels at the time.