Any one of Spanish descent and of keen interest in traditional music will definitely be able to identify some of the tracks in Buika’s second album Mi Niña Lola and her third, Niña de Fuego. That is because these albums, along with originals, feature classical Spanish coplas that would seem to have run their course in the industry.
However, these classical coplas are definitely far from being obsolete because of Buika’s fresh take on these popular songs. In fact, one of the famous coplas included in her album inspired the title of her second album. When you’d listen to her sing her own version, you would be pleasantly surprised at how revitalized and fresh they sound. Indeed, Buika once again succeeded in celebrating the heritage of the Spanish community where she had grown up in and in reviving the people’s interest in the coplas.