Mil Dolores Pequeños

After the lyrical drama Vamos A Morir (1986-1992) and wild expressionism of Demonios Tus Ojos (1987-1989), both groups listed what might be called experimental and avant-garde rock, Javier Colis (composer, guitarist, vocalist, lyricist and producer) established in 1991 with Ajo (vocalist and lyricist) Mil Dolores Pequeños. By incorporating the draft Javier Piñango (percussion, synthesizer, producer) and the collaboration of Jaime Munárriz Munárriz (co-production, bass, trumpet, harmonica, keyboards), is to "Lady Lazarus" (1992),they were followed by "Soul Shack" (1994) and "Madrid Capone" (1996). Also collaboration of Markus Breuss (trumpet) with MDP. Javier Piñango, already in Destroy Mercedes leaved the group. Nacho Colis (drums, vocals and occasional bass), brother of Javier and previously also in Vamos A Morir and Demonios Tus Ojos, becomes fixed part of the group. In October 1998 "Opium" appears, the better job for many of the group so far. It should also be noted that in 1995 appeared an EP with four different versions of "De Piel pa'dentro Mando Yo", original theme of "Soul Shack" (1994), and whose letter is a strong anti-prohibitionist argument written by philosopher and jurist Antonio Escohotado involved in two versions (vocals and guitar). For MDP concerts have been using various collaborators among which include Jaime Munárriz (Destroy Mercedes), Alejo Alberdi (ex-Derribos Arias), Susana Cancer (ex-scrap Blood and Sky), Javier Bermejo, Blanca Margarita or Luis Escribano (ex-Clónicos).