Surfin' Bichos, a Spanish indie rock band formed in 1988 in Albacete, Spain, was composed of Fernando Alfaro (vocals and electric guitar), Joaquín Pascual (guitar and keyboards), José María Ponce (electric bass), and Carlos Cuevas (drums). The band's early work included two demo tapes, under the names Los bichos and Surfin' Jesus, before settling on Surfin' Bichos. Their breakthrough came with the release of their first EP, Gente abollada, in 1990, which featured the title track that became emblematic of their sound. The band's album, La luz en tus entrañas (2006), showcased Alfaro's dramatic lyrics and direct rock compositions. Surfin' Bichos gained critical acclaim and were chosen as the opening act for Nirvana's Spanish tour in 1992, solidifying their status as a pivotal band in the transition from 1980s music to the indie rock explosion of the early and mid-1990s.
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La luz en tus entrañas
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Más Allá
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Hermanos Carnales (Remasterizado)
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El Mundo por los Pies: Surfin' Bichos 1988-1994. (Remasterizado) (Versión Audio)
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Medio Desnudo
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Señales
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Luz del Mediterraneo
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El caballo del mar
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Máquina que no para
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Que Le Den Por Culo A Tus Amigos
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Lo Mejor del Pop Rock en Español
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Pop 90's En Español
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Éxitos del Pop Español de los Años 90
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Exitos Pop Rock Español
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Indisciplina, La Fábrica Magnética 1988-1992
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