The Spanish Progressive Rock Encyclopedia

Robert Santamaría (keyboard and 12-string guitar), Víctor Estrada (guitar) (by Carlos Gallego) (by Pablo Tato), Manel Mayol (flute, vocals and didgeridoo), Lidia Cerón (vocals) (by Marta Segura), Manel Sesé (percussion) (by Pau Zañartu) (by Renato DiPrinzio), Alan Chebab (bass), Mireia Sisquella (Sax), and Robert Abella (violin)

Band lidered by Robert Santamaría with two clearly differenciated parts. The first, during the 90s in which they mainly played "world music", with lots of ethnic sounds, percussion, flutes and female vocalist. This sound was being doped with the distinctive fingerprints of the progrock style. "Tierra de Especias" and "Mujer Luna" are two transition records to "Quentadharkën", mainly progressive already, although without forgetting where they come from. They have become one of the more active prog spanish bands. (Jose Manuel Iñesta)

Review of the record "Canciones de los Mundos Perdidos" (in spanish)

Review of the record " (in spanish)

Review of the record "Mujer Luna" (in spanish)

Review of the record "Quentadharken" (in spanish)

Review of the record "Sol de Medianoche" (in spanish)

Review of the record "Retrospectiva" (in spanish)

Robert Santamaría with Parthenon (his first band):

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