Tocamás

Spanish group from Pamplona founded in 1977 by Toño Muro (vocals) and Patxi Osinaga (guitar) with the initial objective of providing musicality to the exhibition of a local painter, Ernesto Murillo, better known as Simónides. The group was completed by Javier Calderón (bass), Fernando Coronado (percussion) and Teresa (female voice). Shortly after Teresa left the group, " Eskarolo" (guitar) joined the group and an eventual Michel Longarón (drums) were added to replace Fernando who was on a trip. Later, after the dissolution of the group, they became Fuletamol, with the same founders of Tocamás, Toño Muro and Patxi Osinaga, together with the brothers Goñi, Marino and Antonio and the participation of Ángel Arbe. Fuletamol would give way to Kontuz Hi!, with the same musicians as before: Patxi Osinaga (guitar and voice) and Ángel Arbe (drums and voice); and for their part, Marino Goñi (bass and vocals), his brother Patxi Goñi (guitar and vocals) and Toño Muro created Motos (2), which in 1985 would be renamed Fiebre (2) and later Balerdi Balerdi with a more power-pop style. In 2004, Gor Discos published an album with the same name where all the songs by this mythical group were compiled. The record producer was Marino Goñi and his brother Antonio, who was in charge of the layout and final design. In 2015, the same label reissued the album.