HISPAVOX. THE SOUND OF AN ERA – Jose María Díez Monzón

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In a short period of time, the record label became the pioneer of the microgroove industry in Spain, creating a sound benchmark that it maintained throughout its existence. Hispavox sound (known as Torrelaguna Sound) was so important during the 60s and 70s that it marked a whole generation of young people who listened to, danced and fell in love with its music and its artists and now, four decades later, attempts are being made to analyse and understand its existence and the path it followed until its disappearance in 1986. It is not surprising, therefore, that Hispavox is now remembered as the true creator of Sound of an era.

From Pekenikes, Módulos, Los Ángeles, Los Pasos, Karina, Pic-Nic… to Ramoncín, Dinarama, Banzai, Bulldog… passing through Solera, Alcatraz, Raphael, Juan Pardo, Mari Trini, Miguel Ríos, Nacha Pop, Alaska y Los Pegamoides, Radio Futura, CRAG, Massiel and many other artists who have been a fundamental part of the history of Spanish pop under the seminal baton of producers such as Rafael Trabucchelli and Waldo de los Ríos who marked an unrepeatable era in the musical panorama of our country.