In 2001 four kamikazes got together to record an album in tribute to the most cursed of Spanish poets, Leopoldo María Panero. Bunbury, Carlos Ann, the journalist Bruno Galindo and the writer Jose María Ponce joined forces to honor the poetry of the radical, revolutionary writer. The album was first released in 2004 and contained 30 adaptations of poems with music by Carlos Ann and Bunbury. This new double vinyl edition adds four extra tracks; "La Poesía Destruye Al Hombre", "El Tesoro de Sierra Madre", "El Noi Del Sucre" and "El Hombre Que Solo Comía Zanahorias". Available for the first time on vinyl.