Romería De Valme - Por Su Vera Pasé Un Día - En La Marisma Hay Tres Soles - No Hay Ninguna Que Más Valga - Llevo En El Alma El Tormento - Alegres Vamos Cantando - La Bahía Se Agrandaba

Released by Columbia in 1965, this extended play record features the vocal stylings of El Rerre de Los Palacios, a figure deeply rooted in the Andalusian folk tradition. The recording focuses on the festive and devotional atmosphere surrounding the Romería de Valme, a centuries-old pilgrimage in Dos Hermanas, Seville, which pays homage to the Virgen de Valme. The EP captures the essence of the mid-century Spanish folk revival, where labels like Columbia worked to preserve and distribute regional musical customs to a broader national audience.

The production leans into the classic sounds of the era's sevillanas and related folk styles, characterized by the interplay between traditional instrumentation and the emotive, rhythmic delivery of the singer. As part of Columbia's catalogue of regional music, the record reflects the company's efforts to curate a library of Spanish cultural heritage during a period when the genre was a staple of domestic record players. It remains a testament to the specific local traditions of the Seville province, documented during a transitional decade for Spanish musical production.