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Delfines de Etiopía
Delfines de Etiopía formed in Barcelona in 1988 with Juan Miguel Cobos on vocals, Pepe Andreu on bass, Jordi Busquets on drums, and Carlos Berenguer on...
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Delfines de Etiopía formed in Barcelona in 1988 with Juan Miguel Cobos on vocals, Pepe Andreu on bass, Jordi Busquets on drums, and Carlos Berenguer on guitar. They came together around political songwriting, drawing from figures like Bob Dylan and Victor Jara.
Their song 'Vamos a Luchar' became a rallying cry, but not all their material was welcomed.
They released albums including 'El Tiempo del Dolor' in 1992, 'Los Hijos del Sol' in 1994, and 'El Tren de los Sueños' in 1997. Later members included Jaume Asenjo on keyboards and Ferran Piqué on percussion.
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