(Spain) If some of the members of El Puchero del Hortelano (The Gardener’s Stew) look familiar, you are not imagining things.  The band is an offshoot of the engaging Granada based Maui Y Los Sirènidos, and in this video you can see both Maui (who was on her way out of town, after the videotaping and so is carrying a suitcase) and Sirènido Juan Carlos Camacho on trumpet. As with Los Serènidos, the music is a lighthearted blend of pop and flamenco, with Antonio Arco delivering some pleasantly husky vocals.  The words are a rueful examination of a relationship, with the singer assessing his own shortcomings, as well as his lover's. We don't have a clue about the chicken.