Los Delinq
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Los Delinq

Type
Band
Styles
rock, pop, rumba, flamenco

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Los Delinq — artist performing in Madrid.

Next date in Barcelona: 16 October 2027 at Olimpic Arena Badalona, Barcelona.

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Suristán (2026)New
Formed
1998 · Jerez de la Frontera

About — The artist

Los Delinqüentes are an Andalusian music group from Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz), formed in 1998 by Miguel Ángel Benítez Gómez "Er Migue" (1983-2004) and Marcos del Ojo, "Er Canijo de Jeré", who were later joined by Diego Pozo "Er Ratón". This was a very well-known group in Spain around the year 2000, particularly in the south.

Their music draws on the more festive side of flamenco, fused with rock, blues, reggae and funk. Their songs, full of popular expressions and sung in Andalusian, give real weight to the flamenco guitar, the cajón and the kazoo.

The group took its name by stylising the title of the song Los delincuentes by Veneno, from the band's self-titled 1977 album. Kiko Veneno has always been one of their most important musical influences.

Popular in Spain and Latin America, the band toured Mexico on several occasions.

The band announced its split in 2012 to pursue independent musical projects.

Text adapted from the Wikipedia article “Los Delinqüentes” (es), licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Discography

  • El sentimiento garrapatero que nos traen las flores 2001
  • Arquitectura del aire en la calle 2003
  • El verde rebelde vuelve 2005
  • Bienvenidos a la época iconoclasta 2009
  • Los hombres de las praderas y sus bordones calientes 2010
  • El sentimiento garrapatero (las maquetas) 2024
  • Suristán 2026

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