Jerau

Jerau formed in Barcelona in 1985 with David Summers on vocals, Enrique Bunbury on vocals and guitar, Joaquín Cardiel on bass, and Juan Manuel Ugarte on drums. They released their self-titled debut album that established their Spanish pop rock sound, which included songs like 'Acaso Si, Acaso No' and 'Amor Imposible' that became staples in their catalog.

Bunbury left the band in 1996 after creative differences with Summers. Despite this change, Jerau continued recording and released albums like 'La Cartera' and 'Amanecer' that showed their range from energetic tracks to more reflective material. Songs such as 'Cada Vez' and 'Conquista' appeared during this period.

They put out seven studio albums over their career, working within the Spanish pop rock scene without the dramatic rise-and-fall narrative sometimes attached to their story. The music stands on its own terms, with 'Caña Y Sal' representing another of their recognizable songs that found an audience.