Granada – España Año 75(1976 Spain Prog Rock)Full Album

Granada was a Spanish symphonic/flamenco-rock band from Madrid, active between 1974 and 1979, known for their 1976 progressive rock album España, año 75. Founded by multi-instrumentalist Carlos Cárcamo, the band featured a blend of jazz, progressive rock, and Spanish influences. Key details about the band in 1976: Album Release: They released the album España, año 75 in June 1976 on the Movieplay label. Style: Their music is described as Symphonic/Progressive Rock with strong flamenco and jazz-rock influences. Lineup: The band had an unstable lineup, with members including Carlos Cárcamo (flute, keyboards), with various changes occurring during this period. Key Personnel: Antonio García Oteyza (bass) was with the band until 1976. Legacy: They are recognized as part of the early-70s Spanish progressive scene. Another unrelated 1976 release is a version of the song "Granada" by James Last, released on the Happy Summer Night album. Tracks: All music by Carlos Cárcamo. El calor que pasamos este verano - including 00:00 01. Por donde andamos - 04:00 02. Todo hubiera sido tan bueno - 07:36 03. La autentica cancion del verano - 13:16 04. No me digas bueno, vale - 17:30 05. Septiembre - 25:39 06. Noviembre florido - 32:47 07. Ahora vamos a ver qué pasa (vamonos para el mediterraneo) Personnel: - Carlos Cárcamo - acoustic & electric piano, Mellotron, synthesizer, flute, violin, mandolin - Javier Monforte - acoustic & electric guitars - Antonio García Oteyza - bass - Juan Bona - drums + - Jorge Pardo - soprano sax (01-04)