Imán Califato Independiente

Imán Califato Independiente, a Spanish band formed in 1976 in Madrid, was known for its unique blend of Indian and Brazilian music and symphonic rock. The group's founding members included Iñaki Egaña on bass, Manuel Rodríguez on guitars, and Kiko Guerrero on drums and percussion. They released their self-titled debut album Imán, Califato Independiente in 1978 under the CBS label, which featured the influential track "Tarantos" and received critical acclaim. The band's innovative sound, incorporating ethnic and progressive elements, led to successful singles like "Darshan." In 1980, they released their second album Camino Del Águila, showcasing Brazilian and Arabic influences. Imán Califato Independiente reunited in 2006 for a series of performances and the release of 30 Aniversario. The band's legacy includes notable collaborations with artists like Lole y Manuel and appearances at various festivals across Spain.

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