Hola A Todo El Mundo are the fortunate masters of a unique and magical musical universe. They has always been directly related to the world of literature. Its name inspired by Walt Whitman or its references to William Blake and other authors have become little hiding places for depositing songs. Emotionally intense pop, which, on this new album, are related to the world of Emily Dickinson. It’s this author’s herbarium where the group have sought aesthetical inspiration for “Away”, produced by Luke Smith (Foals, Is Tropical, Crystal Fighters, etc.), which, far from turning out to be a pompous exercise of feeble pop, over the last few weeks has become an intense and digestible pop album, full of reminiscences of the first New Romantics. We can also perceive experiences from the Madrid pop era -La Movida– where a particular sensitivity regenerated the New Wave international discourse to take it beyond a one-way creative path.This time, music, literature, design, fashion and the visual focus on the search for their own personality, and, to top it all, it works, and they have managed to create a BRILLIANT, LUMINOUS, DIRECT album.