El Disop
El Disop formed in Barcelona in 1981 with Josep Maria Bardagí on vocals and guitar, Josep Antoni Pérez on drums, and Josep Lluís Pérez on bass. They started...
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El Disop formed in Barcelona in 1981 with Josep Maria Bardagí on vocals and guitar, Josep Antoni Pérez on drums, and Josep Lluís Pérez on bass. They started playing small bars and clubs around the city, mixing rock and pop with traditional Catalan sounds at a time when that approach wasn't particularly common.
Their 1987 album 'Jo No Sóc Polac' gave them a breakthrough. The title track became something of an anthem, its catchy melody and humorous lyrics connecting with listeners in a way their earlier work hadn't quite managed.
They kept recording through the late 80s and 90s, putting out albums like 'Sergent' and 'Roda el món'. Their music sometimes touched on social and political themes, though they never became purely a protest band.
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