The Locos

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The Locos
The Locos in Taubertal Festival, Germany 2007
Background information
Origin	Madrid, Spain
Genres	Ska punk, ska, 2-Tone
Years active	2005–present
Labels	Sony BMG, RCA, Pinhead Records
Members	Pipi Tommy Niño Ivan Luis Fran Fer Zampa

The Locos are a Spanish ska punk band formed in 2005. The Locos were founded as a side project by Pipi, the backup vocalist for Spanish ska-punk group Ska-P, after the latter dissolved that same year. Although originally inclined not to rejoin Ska-P subsequent to their break-up, Pipi now divides his efforts between the two bands.

After a worldwide tour that spanned 2005 to 2007, a second Locos album was slated for release in April 2008, called Energía Inagotable.

Members

• Pipi - vocals
• Niño - guitar
• Tommy - bass
• Ivan - drums
• Luis Fran - trumpet
• Fer - guitar
• Zampa - saxophones

Discography

Albums

• Jaula de Grillos - 2006
• Energía Inagotable - 2008
• Tiempos Difíciles - 2012

See also

• Ska-P

References

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