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**Bio: Los Comodines** Los Comodines were a sextet formed in 1966, hailing from Manresa and Lleida. Known for their unique sound, they incorporated several wind instrument players, which added originality to their music. The group primarily developed their career in the Lleida region. Their first contract was with the small label Happyband, which struggled to gain traction. The band consisted of Manuel Font (saxophone, clarinet, flute, and violin), Jaume Oró (vocals and guitar), Javier Llamas (drums), Miguel de los Santos (guitar), and brothers Juan (organ and trumpet) and Florencio Truyas (bass and trumpet). Los Comodines released their debut EP, "Los Comodines" (Happyband, 1967), showcasing a preference for melodic songs and light music. They later signed with Sayton, where they produced a successful album featuring covers of songs by Bee Gees, Tom Jones, Engelbert Humperdinck, and Bobby Goldsboro, including tracks like “Palabras / Dalila / Honey / Cuando me Enamoro” (Sayton, 1968). The year 1969 marked their peak, during which they released a third EP and three singles, with notable tracks such as “Lo Tienes que Adivinar / Puedo / ¡Qué Sensación! / My Little Lady” and “Mil Millas de Sueños / Las Oscuras

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