Dime Quien Es Mi Papa / Con Lo Que Yo Te Quiero

Released in 1975 on the Acropol label, this single features the musical collaboration of El Chino and El Indio Gitano. The record emerged during a period when labels like Acropol were actively capturing the vibrant, localized sounds of the Spanish rumba and flamenco-pop fusion scene. It serves as a representative example of the mid-1970s Spanish music industry's effort to package emotive, popular vocal duets for dance floors and radio play.

The design and production of this release prioritize the direct, folk-inflected aesthetic common to independent Spanish labels of the era, focusing on clear, rhythmic arrangements meant to showcase the vocal interplay between the two artists. While the specific production team remains secondary to the cultural output of the genre, the record is noted by collectors of Spanish vinyl as a piece of the foundational era that bridged traditional flamenco styles with the accessible, commercially minded pop structures that would later define the decade's regional music exports.