Los Delinqüentes y Tomasito are a Spanish band known for their unique fusion of flamenco, rock, and other elements of Spanish music, such as rumba and punk. The group emerged from the fertile musical landscape of Jerez de la Frontera, a city in Andalusia renowned for its deep flamenco roots. Los Delinqüentes was founded by the late Miguel Ángel Benítez Gómez, Marcos del Ojo Barroso, and Diego Pozo Torregrosa, who came together in the early 2000s to shake up the Spanish music scene with their irreverent style and energetic performances. Their collaboration with Tomasito, a flamenco dancer and singer known for his eclectic approach and charismatic stage presence, brought a distinctive flair to the band's sound.

The collaboration between Los Delinqüentes and Tomasito gained widespread popularity for their lively, engaging music that deftly blends traditional Spanish rhythms with contemporary sensibilities. Their album "Los Hombres De Las Praderas Y Sus Bordones Calientes" showcases this melting pot of sounds, offering a contemporary twist to the Andalusian musical heritage. The band's playful and poetic lyrics, combined with their infectious melodies, have enabled them to carve out a niche in Spain's music scene, where they continue to captivate audiences with their vibrant and joyful performances.

Genres

Flamenco Fusion

Rock Andaluz

Latest Release

Los Hombres De Las Praderas Y Sus Bordones Calientes

Los Delinqüentes y Tomasito

Album - 14 Tracks - Released November 9, 2010