Mägo de Oz, on this occasion, brings us the story of a witch on Halloween night.

This is an album with songs that retain the one-hundred-percent Mägo DNA but with a more modern sound. There are very Celtic tracks, others that are quite fun and evoke nostalgia for past songs, and some with prose verging on poetry. The music showcases a very mature Mägo de Oz with highly recognizable and catchy melodies, where Celtic music and Metal coexist for the sake of full and dynamic songs. This is all spearheaded by a voice full of nuances and registers—the signature of their singer Rafa Blas, who takes the classic sound of the Madrid band on his back, giving it colors previously unknown.

In short, it's a night of the dead, witches, cemeteries, violins, and bagpipes in a musical witches' Sabbath from the best and longest-running Folk Metal band, who never cease to surprise us with each of their albums.