Real name: José Ignacio Astárida Ramos

Effective period / Period of releases: 2000

José Ignacio Astárida Ramos (San Juan de Aznalfarache, Sevilla, December 31, 1965) is a Spanish musician who began in the late eighties as a singer in peñas and tablaos. He oriented his repertoire towards flamenco fusion until he defined himself at the beginning of the nineties as 'flamenco rocker'. He is considered the most qualified heir of Pata Negra, with whom he collaborated sporadically.
In 1996 he recorded his first album 'Osú Mare' with the Pechuguitas Bulers Band, with whom he also made his second album 'Que te veo viendo de vení'.