Jaume Sansó Caldentey, a researcher from Vilafranca de Bonany, still remembers the impact that the song had on him in 1980, when he was 17 years old. Margalida Santa, included on the first album by her fellow countryman Tomeu Peña. "It tells the story of a woman who, as a child, worked as a day laborer in her parents' house. Nomia Margalida Gayà Bennàssar, HolyIn 1959 she was murdered by her husband, Mateu Font Font. FigueretaA few hours later, he threw himself under the wheels of the train near Petra. Upon hearing the song, I suddenly asked my parents who that woman was." In 2024, on the 65th anniversary of the event, Sansó consulted newspaper archives to learn more details. It was lost in oblivion. For the older generation, it was a taboo subject, as were all events related to the Civil War."