Los Relampagos
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Biography
Los Relámpagos are a Spanish rock ensemble from Madrid formed in 1961. The group was established by the musicians Pablo Herrero, José Luis Armenteros, Ricardo López Fuster, Ignacio Sánchez Campins, and Juan José Sánchez Campins and was initially known as Dick y los Relámpagos. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style that modernized traditional Spanish melodies and classical compositions by performers including Albéniz, Turina, and Granados with electric instruments. Their recording career began with the debut extended play Explosivo! (1962). They achieved professional recognition for the tracks "Nit de llampecs" (1965) and "La danza del fuego" (1966). Their discography includes the studio recordings Páginas musicales de la historia de España (1969) and Piel de toro (1971), the latter featuring the track "Aires asturianos" (1971). The ensemble became inactive in 1974 but resumed activity in 1987 for a performance on the television program Qué noche la de aquel año. They released the studio recording Ayer, hoy y siempre (2001). The ensemble includes the guitarist José Antonio Soler.
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- Noches De AndalucÃa by Los Relampagos
- Dulcinea by Los Relampagos
- El Baile del Bufón
- El Arlequin de Toledo
- Cádiz
- La Santa Espina by Los Relampagos
- Danza Del Fuego by Los Relampagos
- El Torneo
- Tres DÃas featuring Los Relampagos
- El ArlequÃn De Toledo by Los Relampagos
- Seguidillas by Los Relampagos
- Nit De Llampecs by Los Relampagos
- Recuerdos De La Alhambra by Los Relampagos
- La Calandria
- Sevilla by Los Relampagos
- Danza Del Molinero by Los Relampagos
- La Santa Espina
- El Baile Del Bufón by Los Relampagos
- Granada by Los Relampagos
- Eso Si Nunca Podrás
