Discography

This debut album won the 1st Folk Actual Prize at the National Folk Show for Young Performers in 1988 in Santiago de Compostela.

Formation: Same as El Diablo Cojuelo, published under the Radio Nacional de España label.

Third studio album released in 1991 (or 1993 in international editions). This album marked their North American debut with Xenophile-Green Linnet and helped boost their international fame.

Published by Green Linnet. It was the group's first completely instrumental album. The formation was reduced to four main members with special collaborations.

First live album, recorded in Madrid and Baracaldo in 1997 for the group's tenth anniversary. Considered one of the best Spanish folk albums of all time.

Published by Lubicán Records, a label created by the group itself. Critics considered it 'the most elaborate, meticulous and exciting work' of their career. Produced after a six-year hiatus since En Concierto.

Compilation released for the group's 20th anniversary, gathering tracks from their previous albums.

Recorded live at Estudios Infinity in Madrid. Tribute to maestro Federico Olmeda and his legacy of musical compilation.

Released on April 26, 2013. Return to the minimalist instrumental duo format with a tribute to Quique Almendros. Duration: 46 minutes and 45 seconds.

First time the group released a fully sung album, breaking with their mainly instrumental trajectory. Includes versions of songs previously recorded by other artists such as Manuel Luna and Joaquín Díaz.

Released on May 17, 2019. Duration: 35 minutes and 40 seconds. Return to trio formation after the incorporation of Luis Antonio Pedraza, a musician from Zamora with international projection. The album includes traditional melodies from the northwestern Iberian Peninsula from regions such as Sayago, Aliste, La Raya and Galicia, with collaborations from Paul James (Blowzabella), Baldo Martínez (double bass), Lorenzo Azcona (saxophone), Sebastián Rubio (percussion from Radio Tarifa) and Juan Pedro Cornejo (accordion).

40th anniversary of the founding of La Musgaña.