Guaiamuns
Guaiamuns formed in Barcelona in 1974, with Joan Colomo, Jordi Casadesús, and Maria del Mar Bonet among the founding members. They released their self-titled...
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Guaiamuns formed in Barcelona in 1974, with Joan Colomo, Jordi Casadesús, and Maria del Mar Bonet among the founding members. They released their self-titled debut album in 1976, followed by records like Alegria in 1977 and Contraban in 1979. Their song Ironias became a notable track in their catalog.
Their lyrics sometimes touched on political themes, which drew attention from authorities during Spain's Francoist period. This didn't stop them from putting out music, including the 1981 album Què volen aquesta gent? and a live recording in 1984. The band's sound pulled from Catalan folk traditions while working in pop arrangements, often built around vocal harmonies.
Guaiamuns' recordings, particularly Ironias, have stayed in circulation in Catalan music circles long after the group's active years. The albums from the late 1970s and early 1980s are still the ones people tend to mention.
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