BARRABÁS SOLTAD A BARRABAS Spanish Release Ariola 87.912 Gatefold Cover 12" VINYL LP ALBUM
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Album Description:
"Soltad a Barrabás" is the 1974 studio album by the Spanish band Barrabás. The band was formed in the early 1970s and quickly gained a following with their unique blend of Latin funk, rock, and soul music. "Soltad a Barrabás" was a commercial and critical success, particularly in Spain and Latin America. The album's fusion of different musical styles and its socially conscious lyrics resonated with audiences and helped cement Barrabás' reputation as one of the most innovative and influential Latin funk bands of the era. The album's impact on the music industry was significant, inspiring other musicians to experiment with new sounds and to address political and social issues in their music. "Soltad a Barrabás" paved the way for other Latin funk bands, such as War and Santana, and helped popularize the Latin funk genre in Europe and North America. |
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Collector Notes: Gatefold (FOC) cover design with artwork / photography on the inside cover pages. |
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Music Genre: Afro-Soul Fusion Latin Jazz Prog Rock |
| Album Production information: The album: "Soltad a Barrabas" was produced by: Fernando Arbex |
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Record Label Information: Ariola 87.912 |
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Media Format: 12" Vinyl Full-Length Stereo LP Gramophone RecordAlbum weight: 290 gram |
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Year & Country: Made in Spain |
Band Members and Musicians on: Barrabás Soltad a Barrabas |
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Track Listing of: "Soltad a Barrabas" |
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The Song/tracks on "Soltad a Barrabas" are
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Album cover photos of : Barrabás Soltad a Barrabas |
Photo of "Soltad a Barrabas" Album's Front Cover |
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Photo of "Soltad a Barrabas" Album's Back Cover |
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Photo Gatefold FOC opened |
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Photo of "Soltad a Barrabas" Album's Inner Cover |
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Close-Up Photo of "Soltad a Barrabas" Grey colour Ariola Record Label |
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| Note: The images on this page are photos of the actual album. Slight differences in color may exist due to the use of the camera's flash. |
Barrabás was actually a Spanish band formed in Madrid in the early 1970s. The band was one of the leading acts of the Spanish progressive and hard rock scene, and they achieved significant success both nationally and internationally.
Barrabás's music was heavily influenced by American funk and soul, as well as by European progressive rock and hard rock. Their sound was characterized by its heavy grooves, driving basslines, and powerful horns, and they were known for their energetic and danceable live performances.
One of the key factors in Barrabás's success was their innovative approach to music. The band was not afraid to experiment with new sounds and styles, and they constantly pushed the boundaries of what was possible in the Spanish rock scene. Their willingness to take risks and explore new musical avenues earned them a reputation as one of the most creative and adventurous bands of their time.
Barrabás released several albums throughout the 1970s and 1980s, and they achieved significant commercial success both in Spain and abroad. They were particularly popular in Latin America, where they developed a large and dedicated following among fans of progressive and hard rock.
Today, Barrabás is remembered as one of the pioneering bands of the Spanish progressive and hard rock scene. Their innovative and energetic music continues to influence new generations of musicians, and their legacy as one of the greatest Spanish rock bands of all time remains intact.