Radio Tarifa

Radio Tarifa, a Spanish fusion music group formed in Madrid in 1993, was composed of Faín Sánchez Dueñas, Vincent Molino, and Benjamín Escoriza. The trio initially gained traction with their debut album Rumba Argelina, released in 1993 under the label Música sin fin. This album showcased a fusion of flamenco, Mediterranean traditional music, and Castilian folk influences. Radio Tarifa signed with BMG (Sony Music) in 1994 and went on to release three more albums, such as Temporal (1996), Cruzando El Rio (2000), and Fiebre (2003). The group embarked on extensive tours across Europe, the Middle East, Australia, New Zealand, Brazil, and Egypt. In 2005, they were nominated for a Latin Grammy Award for their album Fiebre. Radio Tarifa disbanded in 2006, and Benjamín Escoriza died on March 9, 2012.