Thanks my friend.

Did you ever think the magic Iceberg could come from the nasty musical lands of Spain??In the 70s that was possible. Yes we can.

The Death-Iceberg.

Out from Andalucia and Seville:

Magic prog folk from the fairy green lands of the Basque Country. Cool atmospheres.

HAIZEA-ARGIZAGI EDERRA sung in my languaje, the most ancient in the whole Europe.

Remember I have opened a thread to talk about this but I can´t find...

2 examples. The first one is SMASH, with an amazing mixture of hard prog with flamenco. Incredible song.

The other are STORM. The best for me. 

Bye and enjoy:

 

Not Spanish, but on my CD player I accidentally came across Riuichi Sakamoto ... and you want to get Neo-Geo, Heartbeat and Beauty ...

 

Spanish ...

 

I am partial to a band called "Carmen" that was actually from Los Angeles, but had the best mix of rock music and spanish music you ever heard and they guy could translate his spanish chops to an electric guitar so easily that it was scary ... and far out! Out of this band came a bass player that ended up being with Jethro Tull for years until he passed away.

 

Some that I remember that might be worth a check or two, but I do not know them intimately but they had some nice stuff, albeit many of us might say ... too much Yes in this part, and then too much spanish guitar in this part and then too much Genesis in this part ... IF we do not know how to listen to music with discipline and accept that people can also be influenced by Beethoven and still play an electric guitar and tell him to roll over! ... a rather important concept in my head ... because otherwise one ends up saying ... sounds like ... and your appreciation goes right out the door!

 

Granada, Azahar and Triana right off the bat. But I have to tell you I did not get into many of them. But there is some serious musicianship in many of these albums! And sometimes a lot more dedicated to the music than some of the very inspirators of the actual style!