Sangre De Mis Venas / Yo No Quiero Hablar / Tos Saben Que Nos Queremos / Un Buen Marido

Released in 1963 on the Columbia label, this EP represents a distinct moment in the career of Marifé de Triana, one of the most prominent voices of the copla genre in Spain. During the 1960s, de Triana was celebrated for her dramatic stage presence and her ability to infuse traditional Spanish song with intense emotional depth, making her a central figure in the cultural landscape of post-war Spain.

The record serves as a showcase for de Triana’s interpretative style, featuring songs that highlight her command of complex vocal narratives. As with many EPs of the era, the design reflects the classic aesthetic of Spanish mid-century record production, prioritizing the artist’s striking portraiture to underscore the theatrical nature of her performance. The release was well-received by fans of the genre, reinforcing her reputation as a formidable singer of 'copla dramática' during a period when the genre faced shifting musical tastes.