Vinagre y rosas is the fourteenth studio album by Spanish singer-songwriter Joaquín Sabina, released by Sony BMG on November 17, 2009. It includes thirteen songs, a bonus track and the first single is "Tiramisú de limón", a song in which the group Pereza participate as composers of his music and singers. The second single is "Viudita de Cliquot". It remained seventeen weeks in the highest position in the list of best-selling albums in Spain and obtained three platinum discs. Worldwide it has reached 400,000 copies sold. Production The production was carried out by the singer-songwriter's usual collaborators, Pancho Varona, Antonio García de Diego, José Antonio Romero and Joaquín Sabina himself also participated; except for the songs "Tiramisú de limón", which is the first single, and "Embustera", which were produced by the group Pereza. According to Sabina's own words, the choice of the group Pereza to make this collaboration was: The single "Tiramisú de limón", is a mid-tempo song that starts with a porteño feel, and then changes to rock, with a compact and powerful sound, accompanied by César Pop playing the accordion and with Joan Manuel Serrat, Guti, Pancho Varona and Antonio García de Diego on backing vocals. The lyrics of the single were composed by Joaquín Sabina and the music by Pereza. Leiva wrote the scores for drums, bass, acoustic and electric guitars, tambourine and backing vocals; and Rubén Pozo composed the electric guitar part and backing vocals. This is the first time that the singer-songwriter and the band have collaborated. The lyrics of ten of the songs were written by Joaquín Sabina together with Benjamín Prado, poet and friend of the singer-songwriter. For this, they traveled to Prague and stayed at the Kempinski Hybernská, one of the most luxurious hotels in the capital of the Czech Republic, for eight days. After this trip, they continued the composition in Madrid and Rota (Cádiz). Prado recounted the songwriting process and the trip to Prague in the book Romper una canción, published in 2009. Another song was composed with the poet and friend Luis García Montero. The song "Violetas para Violeta", which is a bonus track, is dedicated to the Chilean singer-songwriter Violeta Parra. Sabina had composed this song for several years, but it had never been released. Mercedes Sosa, two months before her death on October 4, 2009, asked the singer-songwriter to sing a song with him. After the death