El Tarro de Mostaza
El Tarro de Mostaza formed in Spain's Basque region in the late 1990s, with Iñigo Bengoetxea, Gaizka Aizpurua, and Iñaki Gurrutxaga playing a mix of rock with...
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El Tarro de Mostaza formed in Spain's Basque region in the late 1990s, with Iñigo Bengoetxea, Gaizka Aizpurua, and Iñaki Gurrutxaga playing a mix of rock with folk and ska touches. They put out their first album in 2000.
Their song 'Amor Por Teléfono' became well-known, though it ran into copyright issues in 2003 that briefly kept it from being distributed. Another track, 'No Debes Verme Llorar,' appears among their popular songs.
They kept recording through the 2000s and 2010s, releasing albums like 'Harmoñita' in 2005 and 'La banda del camión' in 2010. The group marked twenty years with a 2018 anniversary release.
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