One of the bands that can be placed into the Andalusian Rock
movement, more from a commercial point of view than from an actual
one, because some of their members were from Madrid and others
were sessionist. They were a commercial response to the success of
other bands like Triana or
Medina Azahara.. Closer to pop than
Triana, this fact avoided a real appreciation
among the prog public. Recently some of them have rejoined (Roca, the
Marinelli brothers and Álvaro Girón) and I saw them
even on T.V. In 1998. In "Noche Andaluza" had the collaboration of Paco
de Lucía and in Dunas, Carles
Benavent, Josep Kitflus and others. And in "Aire Cálido de
Abril" were Enrique de Melchor (guitar), Tito Duarte and Javier Benet
(percussion), José María Guzmán and Jesús Conde (vocals) helped
José Manuel Iñesta
In addition to their official discography there also exist a compilation of all
their recordings for CBS (2003).
Review of the record "Alameda" (in spanish)
Review of the record "Misterioso Manantial" (in spanish)
Review of the record "Aire Cálido de Abril" (in spanish)
Review of the record "Noche Andaluza" (in spanish)
Review of the record "Dunas" (in spanish)
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