Marfer

Founded by two partners in 1964, Antonio Martínez and Felix Fernández. Initially oriented to folk, copla, flamenco and orchestral releases, in the sixties and seventies they also release some pop recordings, and had the licensing rights for Fantasy label, including The Creedence Clearwater Revival. The last hit for Marfer was "Last Night A DJ saved my live", by Indeep in 1983. First run by Marfer Records, soon renamed Marfer, S.A., in1985 label was closed and they sold part of their catalogue (mainly orchestral and flamenco) to Dial Discos, S.A.. In 2001, Discos Lollipop adquired the pop recordings, among others, and the trademark.