Format: Orange and clear vinyl with a Fireplace Cloudy effect.

Audio: Remastered in 2025.

Booklet: Includes a 16-page booklet featuring a coral text where prominent guitarists from different musical styles offer their personal vision of the album and the figure of Paco de Lucía.

After five years of compositional silence, Paco de Lucía changed the face of music once again with Cositas Buenas. Fragmented between Spain and Mexico, navigating between sanity and the beyond, Paco won the battle again. A perfect, polished album and, above all, loyal to flamenco. Eight tracks completely new compared to his previous music and new compared to music in general. Three bulerías seal it: 'Patio Custodio', 'Volar', and 'Que venga el Alba'.

In this last track, Paco brings back his inner voice, Camarón de la Isla, and plays alongside the third corner, Tomatito. Antonia, a soleá por bulerías dedicated to his daughter, in which Paco sings and she gives him three olés; a set of tangos, 'Cositas buenas', which champion the value of melody; two rumbas, 'El Dengue' and 'Casa Bernardo' (featuring the collaboration of his friend, Alejandro Sanz), and a set of tientos, 'El Tesorillo', sewn together by the singing of Diego el Cigala. The voices of La Tana, Montse Cortés, and El Potito elevate the masterpiece. Jerry González and Juan D'Angelyca complete the musical quality.