In recent years, Los Planetas' patented brand of Granadan noise pop has garnered a cult following, even reaching the United States. From the early days of their careers, classic tracks and (earworms) such as "De Viaje" and "Que Puedo Hacer" provided just the necessary hook to solidify them as one of Spain's most prominent indie bands. Building on a lengthy career, Los Planetas have undergone quite the transformation in sound, partially abandoning the angst of their youthful output, including its reliance on fuzzy guitars and noise. In its absence, the group seems to favor a more eclectic, adult timbre, recently spanning from flamenco nuevo, dream pop, neo-psychedelia, etc. "Las canciones del agua," perhaps due to its seeming non-uniformity, succeeds in highlighting Los Planetas' range, almost as if it were the unintentional culmination of all that has come before it.