vibe, talks about a summer love story during a tour. The protagonist fell in love with the waitress of a bar but one year later, when he returns to the same city, the main character discovers that everything that he appreciated had disappeared. This song, for which was released a promotional video, turned into a smash hit both in Spain and Latin America, especially in Mexico, where this song has been covered by other artists and performed by famous mariachi bands. The second song of the tracklist, "Conductores suicidas" (Suicide drivers), which shows a more rock sound, is about the descent to the world of addictions and excesses of an unspecified popular Spanish singer in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In this song, Sabina talks about a friendship that was abruptly ended because of those problems. Some years later, the performer confessed that he was referring to Manolo Tena, who was still very popular, but had a growing problem with drug abuse. The following song of this album, surrounded by a blues atmosphere, is "Yo quiero ser una chica almodovar" (I want to be an Almodovar girl), a song dedicated to the awarded Spanish film director Pedro Almodovar and the actresses who had participated in his films such as Carmen Maura, Rossi de Palma and Victoria Abril. The song not only reflects Sabina's admiration for Almodovar's movies, but also makes chained references to the titles of those films, such as Dark Habits, Tie Me Up! Tie Me Down!, High heels and Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. The following track and second single of this album is the intimate and passionate ballad "A la orilla de la chimenea" (By the edge of the fireplace), which also received a very favourable critical and commercial response. Another song, the third maxi single extracted from this album, "Todos menos tú" (Everyone but you), describes with detail the vibrant nightlife of Madrid and the varied types of people that one can see in the Spanish capital city, from "That kind of hairdressers who are known as stylists" to "lascivious divorced women with Madonna styled hair". The fourth single of this album is "La del pirata cojo" (The life of the crippled pirate), in which the singer invites his audience to live different lives far away from the ordinary stories. The fifth single, entitled "Peor para el sol" (Worse for the sun),