
Just one single, as far as I know, we have of this band from Valencia. Francisco García Girós "Frank" uploaded the photos in his MySpace, Enjoy!!

Los Sprinters were undoubtedly the highest quality musical band at 60s El Ferrol. Not surprisingly, they are remembered by his countrymen as the Galician Beatles ("Os nosos Beatles" in Galician), due to the covers they did well adapted to Castilian. Los Sprinters born in 1965 banded by Miguel Varela Suarez, "o tranquilo" (guitar and vocals), Ramon Miranda (guitar / organ), Alfredo Mella Alvarez (bass), and José Vazquez (drums). Its existence as an independent band was brief, but very productive, leaving between 1966 and 1968 no less than five EPs and two singles, a total of 24 tracks, some real gems. In fall 1969, Los Sprinters go on to become the backing band of Andrés do Barro, following the success of the first single from him. Even Los Sprinters participated with him in the film "En la red de mi canción" (1971), directed by Mariano Ozores and starring Ozores Mariano Andrés and Conchita Velasco. They had a 5th member as singer, Pepe Sueiras, who disbands when they go with Andrés Dobarro. Enjoy this beat jewel!
More at El blog de Mac!! and 18 RODAS (post photo)
Los Supersónicos, from Venezuela, again! Banded in these years by Esteban Ruíz, Nelson Ruíz, Pablo Díaz "Ivo", Armando Veitia, Alexis Hernández, and Mauro Pérez. Enjoy this beat jewel, covered later by the catalan band "Los Soberanos".
This post is devoted to my Venezuelean friends José Miguel & Luísa, who have a nice shop in Madrid: Dulces & Ckakes Shop (Facebook)
There were three bands called Los Simuns in mid-60 Spain. Los Simuns of Cádiz, of Huesca, and of Girona. Los Simuns of Cádiz were banded by Fernando (rythm guitar), Lalo (Guitar), Nono Avalo (drums), and José María Avalo (bass), having as occasional member the humourist Antonio Reguera. They usually started playing with "Ma Vie", by Alain Barriere. In 1970 they renamed the band as Simun, and became progressive rockers, with less success than the original Los Simuns. Then Simun was banded by Manolo Sevilla de Jerez (Bass), Antonio Reguera de Cadiz (Rythm Guitar), Manolo Martinez de Cadiz (Soloist guitar), and Antonio "Nono" Avalos. They launched in 1970 a single (A-side: My good Time see video here; B-side: Hideaway. Video here. Los Simuns (Huesca), were banded by Agustín Elsón, Antonio Paraíso, Miguel Mingarro, and two others. Let us listen Los Simuns (Girona), in their only EP, edited in 1967. Nice garage!
| Nueva España, December 7, 1967 (Huesca) |
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| Hoja del Lunes, September 14, 1970, p.8 (Cádiz) |