Navigating ruminative rock, bittersweet indie pop, experimental diversions, and the contemporary flamenco her father Enrique and sister Estrella are celebrated for, Madrid's Soleá Morente emerged with an indie rock-flamenco hybrid sound for her 2015 solo debut, Teirá Que Haber un Camino. After a more experimental set (2018's Ole Lorelei) and a hit flamenco outing (2020's Lo Que Te Falta), 2021's autobiographical Aurora y Enrique homed in on dreamy introspection more in line with indie singer/songwriter fare. It featured appearances by her sister and Marcelo Criminal.