Initially, it might seem impossible to make music from the sixties having been born in the nineties. Or, at least, that you are destined to scratch its surface, creating one imitation after another of what was to be this style in the past. Well, Laura del Pino (Sant Boi de Llobregat, 1996), singer of the group La Rauxa, is living proof that new generations can not only transmit the festive and wild essence of this genre, but also carry its history on their shoulders and connect it with today's political and social problems. "It's a festive genre with a lot of energy, music for building community, and for dancing with neighbors in the square or in the old marquees," the singer summarizes.