Juan José Robles

Juan José Robles is a versatile musician known for his mastery of a wide range of stringed instruments, including the Spanish guitar, lute, and bandurria. His musical journey began in his hometown of Alhama de Murcia, where he participated in rondallas and folk bands from a young age. He co-founded the folk-rock group Malvariche, with whom he released several albums. His career also includes time with the Camerata Aguilar orchestra, exploring classical music, and collaboration with Manuel Luna's Cuadrilla Maquilera. In 2015, he founded the traditional Murcian music group Mujeres con Raíz. His solo career took flight in 2016 with the album "Tiempo de espera," followed by "In-Quietud" in 2019. His recent releases include "Baile agarrao y otras polkas," "Transiciones," and the previously mentioned "In-Quietud" and "Tiempo de espera" albums, though specific details on these albums are not covered in available sources.

Robles' musical endeavors showcase his versatility across genres, from folk and folk-rock to classical and flamenco, and his ability to blend different influences into his unique sound. With a focus on traditional and folk music, his work often celebrates cultural roots while exploring new musical horizons.