Juan Pardo, born Juan Ignacio Pardo Suárez in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, on November 11, 1942, is a Spanish singer-songwriter, producer, and musician. After performing as a member of groups including Los Pekenikes, Los Brincos, and the duo Juan y Junior, he launched his solo career in 1969 with the single “La charanga” and his debut studio album, Juan Pardo. He released studio albums including Soledades in 1970, Natural in 1972, My Guitar in 1973, Conversaciones conmigo mismo in 1974, Hotel Tobazo in 1975, Calypso Joe in 1975, Galicia miña nai dos dous mares in 1976, and Amor mío in 1978. In 1980, Pardo released the album Juan, mucho más Juan, featuring the single “No me hables”, which reached number 3 in Germany and number 8 on the US Latin chart, as well as the single “Amar después de amar”. He subsequently released the studio albums Bravo por la música in 1982, Caballo de batalla in 1983, Un sorbito de champagne in 1984, Qué tienes en la cama in 1986, Mírame de frente in 1987, and Oro compacto in 1987. His later releases included the studio albums Gallo de pelea in 1989, Uno, está solo in 1990, Me compré unas alas in 1991, La niña y el mar in 1993, Año nuevo in 1995, Alma galega in 1997, Pasión por la vida in 1999, Trigeneración in 2001, and Lúa chea in 2003, along with the compilation album Sinceramente Juan in 1992, which reached number 44 on the European Top 100 Albums chart in 1993.