Dusminguet was a Spanish band known for their eclectic fusion of various musical styles, including elements of Latin rhythms, reggae, ska, and Mediterranean folk sounds. Formed in the 1990s in Vilafranca del Penedès, Catalonia, the band was notable for their vibrant and dynamic music, which often featured a mix of languages and regional influences, reflecting the diverse backgrounds of the band members. The multi-instrumentalists in Dusminguet were adept at blending traditional musical motifs with contemporary beats, creating an infectious sound that resonated with a broad audience.

Over the years, Dusminguet released several albums that captured the essence of their unique sound. "Go>" (2000) and "Vafalungo" (1998) were among their notable works, with the latter particularly showcasing the band's ability to create an upbeat, party-like atmosphere through their music. Their collaborative album with Mad Professor, "Mad Professor Meets Dusminguet" (2005), highlights the group's willingness to experiment and merge their sound with other genres, in this case, blending with the electronic dub influences of the famed producer. Although the band eventually disbanded, their releases like "Postrof" (2002) and the collection of remixes "El mundo al revés (Remixes)" continued to attract listeners with their innovative and celebratory approach to world music. Dusminguet's exploration of cultural soundscapes and their talent for catchy, lively compositions left a lasting impact on the world fusion music scene.