El Canto del Loco is an important Spanish pop-rock group formed in 1994 by Dani Martin and Iván Ganchegui. They were influenced by bands from the 80s like “Radio Futura” whose song “El canto del gallo” inspired the group to form “El Canto del Loco”. Throughout their career, they won several awards, including the Onda de Música Awards.
One of the members who lasted until the end is David Otero, who joined the group a day before their first concert. Later, Chema Ruiz and Jandro Velázquez joined along with Dani Martin and David Otero. They recorded a demo that made its way into the Ariola discography thanks to producer Pedro del Moral. The group received a call from Paco Martin, discoverer of bands like Radio Futura and Hombres G, who proposed a challenge to them to release an album. They won it, and in 2000 they released their first album with great success.
Finally, in 2010, problems with the producers and the death of Dani Martin's sister led to the group's separation.
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Los Hombres G is a Spanish pop-rock band formed in 1983. The group is made up of David Summers (vocals and bass), Rafael Gutiérrez (guitar), Daniel Mezquita (guitar) and Javier Molina (drums).
Her first album went on sale in 1985 where it included hits like “Devuélveme a mi chica” or “Marta has a pacemaker” among others. In the late 1980s, the band's popularity waned and they temporarily broke up to pursue individual projects. Despite this, in the new millennium, the band returned and continued to tour and release new albums, thus becoming one of the most emblematic bands of Spanish pop-rock music.
Currently, they continue to tour and release new albums. albums.
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Ramón Melendi Espina, known as Melendi, is a Spanish singer-songwriter born in Oviedo, Asturias. He began his musical career at the end of 1990 at just 21 years old as the vocalist of the group “EL Bosque de Sherwood”. However, it was alone where he achieved fame and continued his career. His musical style combines pop, rock and rumba among others.
Their first album was released in 2003, titled “No news from Holland”. Over the years, he has composed studio albums, and is considered one of the most successful Spanish artists. He has been awarded some awards such as “The 40 Music Awards” or “The Music Awards” among others. He has also participated as a coach in the Spanish television program “La Voz”.
Currently, we can say that Melendi is one of the most important artists on the Spanish music scene.
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La Oreja de Van Gogh is a pop-rock band formed in 1996 in San Sebastián, Spain. Its name was inspired by the Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh. His album “Dile al sol” released in 1998 marked his entry into the music scene, but it was with his second album; “Copperpot's Journey” released in 2000 when they achieved great success. In 2003, the band released “What I told you while you pretended to be asleep”, which achieved even more popularity thanks to songs like “Rosas” and “La playa”. Thanks to this album, they won multiple awards and recognitions.
In 2007, the group's vocalist; Amaia Montero left and was replaced by Leire Martínez. With the latter, they released successful albums such as “Cometas por el cielo” or “A las Cinco en el Astoria”.
La Oreja de Van Gogh is marked by its musical evolution and its ability to remain relevant in the Spanish pop scene over the years, becoming one of the most important bands in Spain.
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