Flamenco is an art form that comes from the same wellspring as the Punk movement; Sonidos De Libertad tells the story of the history of Punk through the language and coding of flamenco.

An enduring theory is that the precursors of flamenco started during the Spanish Inquisition, when the Roma, African, and Jewish communities were targeted for extinction. Those who were not burnt at the stake fled to the hills and caves of Andalusia, where the nascent strains of flamenco were heard. These communities played key roles in the development and evolution of flamenco as it is known today, transmitting sorrow, fear, grief, joy, hope, pain, the range of human expression that cries out against oppression and cries out for freedom.