Showing posts with label Los Javaloyas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Los Javaloyas. Show all posts
2014-05-09
2014-03-30
2014-03-22
2013-09-28
2013-02-03
LOS JAVALOYAS - MIS MANOS EN TU CINTURA
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| Antigua azucarera - Granada |
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| La casa amarilla - Granada |
Ancient sugar industry - Granada. My great-grandfather was Belgian, and my great-grandmother French. At late 19th century the sugar beet industry grew up in Granada, (read the history here) and expertized people was needed there. My great-grandfather, Arthur Baeyens, was chemist, and the inventor of how extract alcohol from the sugar beet. Then he came to Granada in 1889, and build the "Yellow House" (link), today an experimental station. Mi grandmother, María Baeyens Guilmäin, told me a lot of stories.One of them very, very curious in the next post.
2012-12-02
LOS JAVALOYAS - MIS MANOS EN TU CINTURA
Luis Javaloyas (voice) played the flute and the piano, Rafael Torres (Valencia) accordion, guitar, piano and bass, Serafin Nebot Oliver (Mallorca) dealt with the saxophone, clarinet and crooner, Antonio (Tony) Moll Covas (Mallorca) on guitar, electric bass and trumpet and Antonio Felany Escanellas (Mallorca) on drums, singer and trumpet. They all banded Los Javaloyes, the first Spanish pop band (1952). Enjoy this cover!
2012-09-23
LOS JAVALOYAS - OBLADI, OBLADA
2012-07-29
2011-12-08
2011-07-10
LOS JAVALOYAS - VA CAYENDO UNA LÁGRIMA reloaded
Since Los Javaloyas recorded their first song in Argel (1953), they became one of the most ancient Spanish pop bands, and they are still playing. Recently, two founding members died. Nothing to say about their very good music, and importance on the Spanish garage panorama during more than 50 years.
Most complete data on Los Javaloyas
Los Javaloyas at guateque.net
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