Brams singer Francesc Ribera (Berga, 1967) needed time to respond to the disillusionment following October 1, 2017. At the beginning of that same year, the group released Tomorrowan album steeped in hope. A few months later came "the defeat." "For Brams, the discursive content is fundamental. In fact, it's the defining characteristic of the group's existence," recalls Ribera, who understands that "every defeat gives rise to disappointment, to disillusionment." "We wanted to express our own feelings, but we know that nothing can be built from rage and anger, from the depths of despair. That's why we waited so long to figure out what we should say and how we should explain it," he says. The result of this time spent digesting the disenchantment is five songs brought together under the title Come back, come back, come back! (2026), which aim to offer a positive reflection and include a direct critique of the far right.