La Virgen Va Caminando / Ya Viene La Vieja / Gatatumba / Rin Rin

Released in 1965 by the Spanish label Regal, this extended play record features the Coro Infantil Elisenda, a children's choir associated with the Elisenda school in Barcelona. During this era, Regal and its parent company EMI focused on releasing high-quality recordings of traditional Spanish Christmas carols, or villancicos, as part of their seasonal cultural catalogue. These records were intended for families to play during holiday gatherings, capturing a domestic, festive aesthetic that was highly popular in mid-century Spain.

The arrangement of tracks like 'Gatatumba' and 'Rin Rin' reflects a traditionalist approach to choral arrangements, emphasizing clear vocal harmonies and simple, melodic accompaniment. The record design and production follow the standard industrial practices of 1960s Spanish pop labels, prioritizing accessibility and seasonal longevity. As part of a widespread series of children's holiday records, it was received as a staple of regional festivities, intended to preserve folkloric music for younger generations through the then-modern medium of the vinyl EP.