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Joaquin Sabina is one of the most prolific singers and songwriters that emerged from the Spanish soil. He has been writing and making mainstream music for quite a few decades now, and enjoys widespread fan base that has swept all across the globe. Sabina enjoys massive fan following in Spain, and he is also pretty popular in Latin American and other Spanish speaker regions of the world. Over his career, to date, Sabina has released a wide array of studio albums along with compilation and live albums. Joaquin Sabina is usually known for performing solo for the most part, but he also performs with his group during his live performances and live albums. Due to his huge fan following, Joaquin Sabina’s live performances attract hordes of listeners to the venue. His live performances are known for his energetic delivery, and soulful voice. Apart from working solo, Sabina has also collaborated with other acts such as Miguel Rios, Ana Belen, and Olga Roman. Sabina has also performed with other bands like Viceversa, Joan Manuel Serrat and Alberto Perez & Javier Krahe. Sabina’s career suffered a clubbing blow when he had a Stroke which was then following by deep depression in 2001 that hindered him from performing live for about four years. After making a successful recovery from the depression, Sabina has released two more studio albums after that.
Joaquin Sabina has a flair for writing and music from his early ages. And he started writing and composing poems and music by the age of fourteen, while he was still in his primary school. There he became a member of a band called Merry Youngs and performed covered versions of songs by Little Richard, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry and several others. After graduating from his high school, and went against the wishes of his father for his career and preferred to pursue music as his career.
Joaquin Sabina was exposed to the works of Cesar Vallejo and Pablo Neruda after he got himself enrolled in Philology of Granada and University of Philology. Soon after Sabina started exploring his talents as a writer on a much grander stage when he started writing for a magazine called Poesia 70. After going into an exile in London, Sabina finally started writing and singing songs in 1975. He started from local pubs and bars, and later he performed at Mexicano Taverna where former Beatles’ band member, George Harrison was celebrating his birthday. Later after the end of Franco’s dictatorship, Sabina returned back to his homeland.
After coming back to Spain, Sabina started working on his debut studio release called Inventario. The album was released in 1978, but didn’t get any attention at all. Joaquin Sabina didn’t get noticed until the release of first break through and #1 hit single titled Pongamos Que hablo de Madrid. The song was released as a lead single for his second album called malas companias. With this album and the single, Sabine attracted the kind of attraction he was looking for. Shortly after Sabina also released one of his live albums, along with his band members, which also helped him take the spot light. As malas companias got the ball rolling for him, Sabina kept on adding to his fan base popularity with his albums like 19 Dias y 500 Noches, Esta boca es mia and yo, mi, me, contigo. After going on hiatus due to his stroke, Sabina made his return to the stage with the release of Dimelo en la Calle. Joaquin Sabina also went on a concert tour with Joan Manuel Serrat in 2007, and also recorded a live CD of the tour. Following that, Sabina released his most recent studio work in 2009.
As of now, Joaquin Sabina is on the move to bring his act live to his fans. So to make sure you don’t miss out on his performance while he’s in town, make sure you get your Joaquin Sabina tickets well in time.