Spanish satiric songwriter, radio and TV showman (b. May 23, 1949 - d. 20 February, 2015). His musical career started in 1969 when he formed "Las Madres del Cordero" (with just one single: "A beneficio de los huérfanos & "La niña tonta de papá rico"), a polemical and irreverent band. Later he would lead "Desde Santurce a Bilbao Blues Band" ("Vidas Ejemplares", 1973) and "Moncho Alpuente y los Kwai". In theatre, he's been involved on plays as ‘Castañuela 70’, ‘La Reina del Nilo’ (1984), ‘Castañuela 90’ (1996)...
2002
Aragón-LCD Prames
CD, Album, LCD
1989
Eligeme Discos
12", Maxi
1988
Eligeme Discos
7"
2014
2007
OK Records (6)
CD, Album, Comp
2006
Rama Lama Music
2xCD, Comp, RM
2004
18 Chulos Records
2xCD, Album, Gat + DVD-V
2003
Fonomusic, S.A.
CD, Comp
2000
18 Chulos Records
2xCD, Comp
2000
1997
1995
Ariola, Bertelsmann Music Group
CD, Single, Car
1995
1993
RCA
12", EP, Mixed
1993
La Música De Tu Vida
CD, Comp
1993
1992
Novola
CD, Comp
1992
1992
1990
Smash (5), Smash (5)
Cass, Comp
1990
Yel (2), Fonomusic, Fonomusic
Cass, Comp
1990
La Fabrica Magnetica
7", Promo
1990
1990
1989
1989
1989
1988
Zafiro
Cass, Comp
1986
1985
EMI
7", Single
1985
1985
1984
1983
1983
1980
Movieplay
7", Single
1980
1980
1979
1976
Ariola, Ariola
LP, Album, Gat
1975
1973
Explosión
7", Single
1973
Explosión
7", Single
1973
1973
1973
1970
Discos Cactus, Discos Cactus
7", Single
2013
Warner Music Spain
2xDVD + 2xCD
2008
Picap
CD, Comp, Boo
2001
BMG Music Spain, DRO
5xCD, Comp
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