Xoel López

Xoel López (born August 12, 1977) was a Spanish alternative rock, pop, and folk rock musician from A Coruña, Galicia. Formerly known by the stage name Deluxe, López released the debut album Not What You Had Thought in 2001 through the label Mushroom Pillow. The release featured the recording "I'll See You in London". López performed at festivals including Festimad and the Festival Internacional de Benicàssim. López released the album We Create, We Destroy in 2003 and If Things Were to Go Wrong in 2004, which featured the recording "Que no". In 2005, the artist released the album Los jóvenes mueren antes de tiempo, which the magazine Rolling Stone named the best Spanish album of the year. López signed with Virgin Records and released Fin de un viaje infinito in 2007. The Deluxe project became inactive in 2008. López later released the solo albums Atlántico (2012), Paramales (2015), and Sueños y pan (2017).