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Lagartijeando
Lagartijeando formed in Seville in 1997 with Antonio Arias on vocals and guitar, Jesús Narváez on bass, and Eric Jiménez on drums. Their self-titled album...
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Lagartijeando formed in Seville in 1997 with Antonio Arias on vocals and guitar, Jesús Narváez on bass, and Eric Jiménez on drums. Their self-titled album from 2000 became their breakthrough, mixing psychedelic rock with Andalusian melodies. They kept releasing records like 'El Cóctel de la Ilusión' in 2002 and 'El Último Indio' in 2004, eventually putting out nine albums through 2018.
Arias stayed at the center of the band through lineup changes, and their sound later picked up electronic and world music touches. Their song 'La Memoria Del Viento' shows their blend of rock and regional tradition.
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