In reply to Dan_Carroll: as I heard it, Bernabe chipped some artificial holds, sent the route, and graded it 9a. Local climbers were doubtful, as they had not seen him make much progress on the route. Then Iker Pou figured out different beta, that let him climb the route without using the artificial holds. He didn't send, though, and when he came back, he learned the natural holds he would use had been chipped away, reportedly by Bernabe.
After all this, Bernabe then proposed the 9a+ grade.
I don't believe anyone else has climbed Orujo, and there are questions as to whether Bernabe did, too.