Sopa De Cabra lyrics
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Artist's albums
Nou
1998 · album
Mai Trobaràs 30 Anys
2022 · single
Ben Endins 30 Anys
2021 · album
La Balada de Dicky Deeming
2021 · single
El Boig de la Ciutat 30 Anys
2021 · single
Si Et Quedes Amb Mi 30 Anys
2021 · single
La Gran Onada (Quico Tretze i Red Pèrill Mix)
2020 · single
La Gran Onada
2020 · album
Fràgil
2020 · single
Farem que Surti el Sol
2019 · single
La Nit dels Sopa (En Directe)
2018 · album
Cercles (Versió Deluxe)
2016 · album
Cercles
2015 · album
Cercles
2015 · single
El retorn (Palau Sant Jordi 9.09.2011)
2011 · album
Re/Ebullició: Els 14 Singles / 1989-1992
2011 · album
Les Millors Cançons
2011 · album
Ben Endins
2010 · album
Girona 83-87: Somnis de Carrer
2010 · album
La Roda
2010 · album
Sopa de Cabra
2010 · album
Dies de Carretera
2010 · album
El Llarg Viatge (En Directe)
2003 · album
Bona Nit Malparits! (En Directe)
2002 · album
Plou I Fa Sol
2001 · album
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Biography
Named after the Rolling Stones' album Goats Head Soup, Sopa de Cabra are considered one of the pioneers of the Rock Catala movement. Previously of Ninyin's Mine Workers Union Band, guitarist Joan "Ninyin" Cardona and bassist Francesc "Cuco" Lisicic teamed up with frontman Gerard Quintana, guitarist Josep Thio and drummer Josep "Pep" Bosch to form the band in 1986. Following two successful records, 1989's self-titled debut and 1990's La Roda, Sopa de Cabra cemented their status as Catalonia's biggest band with a historic concert at the Palau Sant Jordi in 1991, but went on to alienate much of their fan base with 1993's Spanish-sung flop Mundo Infierno. However, they soon restored their reputation with a string of critical and commercial success throughout the '90s before calling it a day shortly after 2001's Plou I Fa Sol. Just three months after their final show at the Razzmatazz Bar, founding member Cardona lost his battle with colon cancer, and four years later the group temporarily reconvened to record a new track in memory of its late guitarist, "Seguirem Somiant," which appeared on the tribute album Podré Tornar Enrere. In 2011, Sopa de Cabra announced a series of seven reunion shows in Barcelona, Girona, and Tarragona to celebrate their 25th anniversary. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi