Chuflillas Del Perro Cuco / Coplillas De Puerto Chico / Cantiñas Del Lucero / Debajo De La Hoja

Released in 1961 on the Belter label, this record features Romero, known as 'El Dandy Flamenco,' a performer representative of the mid-century Spanish flamenco scene. At this time, the Belter label was a prolific home for regional folk music, coplas, and flamenco, helping to document and distribute the vibrant, performative traditions of Southern Spain to a wider audience during a period of cultural transition.

The recording highlights the traditional cante style, showcasing the intricate vocal techniques required for performing cantiñas and coplillas. As was standard for many niche flamenco releases from this era, the design was utilitarian, focusing on functional aesthetics that prioritized the artist's name and the track titles to attract local enthusiasts of the genre. It stands as a modest but authentic example of the period's regional musical output.