La Luna Se Llama Lola

Los Tres de Castilla was a prominent Spanish vocal trio known for their sophisticated arrangements of Latin American and popular music during the mid-twentieth century. Released on the Philips label in 1969, La Luna Se Llama Lola reflects the group's signature blend of bolero and vocal harmony, a sound that helped bridge traditional Spanish-language song with the pop sensibilities of the late 1960s. The record emerged during a period of steady international output for the trio, who were recognized for their polished, melodic style.

The design of this release, bearing catalog number 428 217 PE, follows the minimalist aesthetic typical of Philips European extended play records from the era. The sleeve design focuses on clear, functional typography and atmospheric photography intended to convey the romantic and rhythmic nature of the music. As part of a vast catalog of mid-century vocal pop, the record is valued today primarily for its historical representation of the group's vocal precision and the specific production standards of Philips studios during that transitionary decade.