Dolores
Dolores formed in Barcelona in the early 1990s with singer Rebeca Jiménez, guitarist Pablo Sánchez, and bassist Jorge Mestre. Their 1999 album '1000 Motivos'...
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Dolores formed in Barcelona in the early 1990s with singer Rebeca Jiménez, guitarist Pablo Sánchez, and bassist Jorge Mestre. Their 1999 album '1000 Motivos' gave them a breakthrough, with the title track becoming a widely recognized song. The band's sound mixed rock and pop with Catalan influences, which found an audience in Spain before reaching listeners elsewhere.
After their initial success, Dolores kept recording and touring. They released albums like 'Supernova' in 2005 and 'Tres noches y un dia' in 2010. The lineup changed over time; Pablo Sánchez left in 2002, and later members included guitarist Jordi Busquets and drummer Xavi Leal. Songs such as 'A Volta' and 'Parque Central' appeared in their catalog alongside their earlier hits.
Their music sometimes drew attention for its direct lyrics or themes, as with material on 'Supernova'. But they continued working, putting out records like '15 años de Dolores' in 2014. Jiménez and Mestre remained central figures through the changes, with the band's output spanning from the late 1990s into the 2010s.
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