New  LP Vinyl Sealed. Spinettalandia y sus amigos (originally released as Almendra in 1971) is the first solo studio album by Argentine musician Luis Alberto Spinetta, and the third in which he has a decisive role. Musicians of foundational importance for Argentine national rock participate in the album, such as Pappo, who contributes two of his own songs, Miguel Abuelo and Hector "Pomo" Lorenzo. All songs on the album are performed by trios consisting of Spinetta and two of his three guests.

It is an experimental album recorded in February 1971 in 30 hours of studio time, a dispute between Spinetta and the record company RCA Groove, which is why the company released the album falsely attributing it to Almendra and without respecting the cover designed for the album. Because RCA was sued, the company removed the disc from the market. Only in 1995 the company Sony Music released the album (on CD) as it had been conceived 24 years earlier.