Lagartija Triste
Lagartija Triste formed in Granada in 1991, with Antonio Arias on vocals and guitar, Juan Codorniú on guitar, Miguel Martín on bass, and Eric Jiménez on...
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Lagartija Triste formed in Granada in 1991, with Antonio Arias on vocals and guitar, Juan Codorniú on guitar, Miguel Martín on bass, and Eric Jiménez on drums. They put out eight studio albums, starting with 'Inercia' in 1995, which got them noticed. Later records like 'Val del Omar' and 'El tiempo de las cerezas' kept them going, mixing rock with some psychedelic touches and pop leanings. Their lyrics often dealt with social and political themes, which didn't always sit well with everyone, but they stuck with it.
One of their tracks, 'Baile Rápido En La Lluvia,' has a haunting, atmospheric feel that fans latched onto. Another song, 'El Arte De No Hacer Nada,' shows their quieter side. The band's lineup shifted over time, but they kept making music that felt a bit outside the mainstream, leaning into experimental sounds without worrying too much about fitting in.
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