Los Cucas

Los Cucas, a Spanish pop rock group from Cádiz, was formed in 1992 by guitarists Fernando San Martín and Fernando Ramos. The band released their first album, No seas así, in 1994 under La Kaleta. In 1998, Domingo González joined as drummer and Juanjo Moreno as bassist, bringing stability to the group. Their breakthrough came with El ser humano es raro (1999), produced by Agustín "Gugu" Martínez, which sold over 100,000 copies and featured the hit "La última carta". The band went on to release Si el tiempo lo permite (2001) and Mientras vivimos (2004). Notable collaborations included performing with Bryan Adams and Blondie.