The album, which was recorded in Madrid, Brussels and Amsterdam, consists of nine tracks, all of them were written by Luz Casal with the executive production or Carlos Narea[2] and with the collaboration of other musicians such as the Argentine singer Roque Narvaja.

[3] Most of the songs of this album show a rock to hard-rock sound with a special protagonism of electric and bass guitars and strong drums except from some songs such as the ballad "Eres tú" (You are).

In general, Luz, with this album, departed from the reggae flavour of her previous releases to a much harder and aggressive sound.

From this album three songs were released as maxi singles: Ciudad sin ley (Lawless city), Eres tú (You are)[4] and No aguanto más (I Can't stand anymore).

This album was released initially in Spain and Argentina but it was re-released ten years later, when the popularity of the performer started rising significantly.