Los Pekenikes established themselves as one of Spain's seminal instrumental rock groups during the 1960s and 1970s. Their journey through the music landscape began in Madrid, where the band was formed by brothers Alfonso and Lucas Sainz. Quickly gaining popularity, they became known for their unique blend of rock, surf, and progressive sounds, distinguishing themselves within the Spanish music scene. Their music often incorporated innovative instrumentation and arrangements, setting them apart from their contemporaries.

Throughout their prolific career, Los Pekenikes released an impressive array of albums and singles, showcasing their versatility and evolution as musicians. Hits such as "Hilo de Seda," "Lady Pepa," and their distinctive renditions of classics like "La Bamba" became emblematic of their inventive approach to music. Their discography, enriched with remastered versions of their classic hits, including "Ss. Ss. Ss. q. e. s. m." and "Alarma," highlights the timeless appeal of their compositions. Despite the changes in the band's lineup over the years, Los Pekenikes have left an indelible mark on the history of Spanish rock, celebrated through collections like "The Story Of... Los Pekenikes" and "Los Ep'S Originales Remasterizados." Their legacy continues to resonate, captivating new generations of listeners with their pioneering spirit and musical mastery.

Genres

Spanish Invasion

Latest Release

Locomotion (Remastered)

Los Pekenikes

Album - 12 Tracks - Released March 9, 2022