Francesc Pi de la Serra i Valero, known professionally as Francesc Pi de la Serra, born on August 6, 1942, in Barcelona, Spain, is a Spanish cantautor and guitarist. He began his musical career by studying at the Liceo Francés de Barcelona. In 1962, he joined the group Els Setze Jutges, where he contributed as a guitarist and later as a singer. His breakthrough came with the single "L'home del carrer" in 1964, which won the Gran Premio del Disco Español. Throughout his career, he collaborated with notable artists such as Maria del Mar Bonet and Joan Manuel Serrat. His music addressed political themes, leading to censorship during the Franco regime. In 2007, he was awarded the Medalla de Honor del Parlamento de Cataluña. He released the albums Francesc Pi de la Serra (1967), Pijama de saliva (1983), Amunt i avall (1995), Tot (2007), QuicoLabora (2011), Dues tasses (2015), T'agrada el blues? (2018), and Cançons de Combat (2020).
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