Yo Le Rezo / Un Minero De Linares / Muchos Se Han Equivacado / Hay Quien Habla Por Hablar

Released in 1971 on the Marfer label, this EP captures the distinctive voice of Rogelio Beltran, known professionally as 'El Puebla.' The record is representative of the mid-century Spanish folk and traditional song movement, a period when regional artists often utilized independent or boutique labels like Marfer to distribute material that emphasized cultural heritage and poetic lyricism.

The production aligns with the typical aesthetic of the era’s EP releases, prioritizing intimate vocal performances accompanied by traditional instrumentation. While specific design credits for the sleeve art remain obscure, the visual presentation reflects the modest, utilitarian design standards common to Spanish music releases of the early 1970s, which aimed to highlight the artist as a relatable, traditional storyteller for the listening public.