Henry C. Martin

Born in Cartagena in 1945, most of his artistic career was spent in Madrid. I sing with Los Buitres and Los Continentales, although fans of Spanish groups from the 60s will find it easier to associate him with Henry And The Seven, the band with whom he recorded the powerful single Come / You Love Me (CEM , 1968) and two other 45 rpm. Henry also wanted to try his luck as a solo artist under the name Henry C. Martin and in 1969 he recorded Donkey. Henry also tried his hand at the world of advertising. in 1968 he recorded a jingle to advertise coffee entitled Lo Que Puede Ocurrir Con El Café / Todo Puede Ocurrir Con El Café. When Henry & The Seven broke up he worked with Miguel Ríos.