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Muchachito, guitar player and vocalist of Muchachito Bombo Infierno, began his musical career in the streets. Passing time playing guitar for the people walking by, Muchachito met other street musicians from all over Spain and beyond, coloring his creative ideas and direction. His first group, Trimelon de Naranjus, was a reflection of these experiences, incorporating many of the musicians he'd met while busking. The band released two records, first in 1997 and again in 2000 before breaking up in 2001. Muchachito found himself performing solo in area bars. His optimistic message and lively solo performances were well received, and Muchachito was soon playing in clubs throughout Madrid, Burgos, and Palma de Mallorca. He began looking for musicians who might contribute to the new sound he was creating, which he called "rumboxing" (rhumba, swing, and combat). After reconnecting with ex-Trimelon Héctor Bellino (bass) and Tito Carlos (piano), Muchachito set out to put together a horn section...