Joan Bibiloni Febrer, known as Joan Bibiloni, born on December 30, 1952, in Manacor, Baleares, Spain, is a guitarist, arranger, and composer. He began his musical career at age 15 with his first recording and later joined bands such as Harlem and Talayots. In 1982, he co-founded the record label Blau with Miguel Ángel Sancho and released his debut solo album Joana Lluna (1982). Bibiloni's career included collaborations with notable artists like Marina Rossell, Antonio Vega, and Maria del Mar Bonet. He released several albums, including Una vida llarga i tranquil·la (1984), Colors drops (1985) with Ernie Mansfield, and For a future smile (1988). Bibiloni also formed the duo Milán y Bibiloni and worked with the Kevin Ayers Band. His extensive discography spanned various genres and included notable releases like Silencio roto (1987), Born (1989), and Collage (2020).
