The Spanish Progressive Rock Encyclopedia

Roberto González "Rockberto" (singer) (by Salvador Marina), Jesús Ortiz (bass and violin) (by Javier Montero, Carlos Becerra, Jorge Blanco), Pedro Ramírez (guitar), José Denis (sax) (by Augusto Jurado, Manuel Nocete at keyboards), José Manuel Ramírez (flute and sax) (and Agustín Carrillo), Salvador Zurita (drums) (by Nono Higueras, Juan Manuel Arrabal, Joaquín Migallón, Nicolás Alexandre)

They began in 1976. The first record "Mezclalina" is the one I like the most, with a high standard of musicality. The band has had occasional collaborations from a impressive local guitarrist "Lito" who has a very elaborated technic with the guitar, a good musician indeed. (?)

They are an institution in Málaga, representatives ofl rock, blues, soul and the fusion of the music plenty of personality the band makes, hardly to be filed by the professionals. Supported by great words, a number of them conceived by the poet from Málaga Juan Miguel González. Mezclalina was their first back in 1979. For RCA! It was a good beginning or so it seemed because RCA did a bad work with the recording and did not provide any support or promotion. They released roughly 600 copies of the vinyl, becoming a collector's item. The LP has 3 songs on side "A" and two on "B", as follows: Tipos duros, Ininteligible, Mezclalina, Zero-Zero and La Guerra. Each of having its own history. .

Tabletom is still alive after so many years and through the generations. Some of us go to their concerts with our children, because we appreciate the work well done, good music and the artistic quality of these forgotten musicians from Málaga.

30 años de Rock (DVD)

Review of the record "Mezclalina" (in spanish)