Veneno was a Spanish musical group formed in 1975, consisting of Kiko Veneno and brothers Raimundo Amador Fernández and Rafael. The trio released their debut album Veneno in 1977, produced by Ricardo Pachón. Notable singles from this period include "San José De Arimatea" (1977) and "Indiopole" (1978). Following the group's disbandment in 1978, Kiko Veneno and Raimundo Amador reunited in 1984 to release the mini-album Si Tú, Si Yo, featuring collaborations with Martirio, Manuel Salado, and Ortiz Morales. In 1989, they released the album, El Pueblo Guapeao. Although the first album did not achieve significant commercial success, it was critically acclaimed by publications such as Rockdelux and Efe Eme, which named it one of the best Spanish albums of the 20th century. The album sold over 300,000 copies.
