Gualberto is a multifaceted Spanish musician and composer, whose work has blended various genres, from flamenco and rock to symphonic music, showcasing a unique fusion that has garnered attention beyond his native Spain. He emerged in the 1960s, earning recognition for his skillful guitar playing and innovative approach to traditional Andalusian music. Throughout his career, Gualberto has been noted for his willingness to experiment, incorporating sitar and other non-Western instruments into his compositions, reflecting his interest in Indian classical music.

His discography exhibits a commitment to both instrumental exploration and the expressive potential of music. Albums like "A Ti Senhor do Universo, Vol. 1" and "Made In America By Mexicans" demonstrate his global perspective and ability to cross cultural barriers through sound. The remastered version of "Puente mágico" underscores his enduring appeal, revisiting and revitalizing his earlier works for new audiences. Gualberto's enduring influence can be seen in how his innovative spirit has paved the way for future generations of musicians seeking to blend diverse musical traditions into new forms of artistic expression.