When Los Tiki Phantoms, after 200 years of being dead and buried under a volcano, decided to pick up their instruments, make songs and travel the World, only a few thought they would be able to get read of that burnt smell of sulphur just by dancing and making others dance. Breaking shinbones, cracking splint bones, wrecking soles up to a third album where the Tikis are more vital than ever, adding instruments and influences to make them sound just only the way they could: The great Tiki sound that fits in from western, primeval rock"n"roll, the most classic surf and even a few Thin Lizzy riffs, always to the service of the songs that stick in your subconscious like an old television tune, Bala de Plata (silver bullet), La cuerda floja (The loose string), Justícia (Justice) and on and on, up to 15 bombsongs that make up their most luminous album to the day. For this grand orgy called Mueven el esqueleto , the band has found the perfect formula: The infernal twang of the guitars, a rhythmic base that could dismantle the army of darkness by making them move their butts, hummable trumpets, loping percussions, keyboards and for the first time, accordions, all to make your time with this album and every one of their concerts the party of a life time. Just when they started out as a band, Los Tiki Phantoms already shared the stage with some of the best bands and solo artists of surf music like Dick Dale or The Straitjackets. These past years they have blown away the music halls of half Spain, they"ve travelled Europe and are preparing their great jump towards The United States in the best possible way: Playing at the legendary Viva Las Vegas Festival.