Desperados, formed in Madrid, Spain, in 1985 by guitarist Rafa Hernández,
bassist Amando Cifuentes, drummer Juan Luis Vizcaya, and harmonica player Javier
"El Moro", was a Spanish rock band. Joined by vocalist Fernando Martín and
guitarist Guille Martín in 1985, the group released its debut mini-album,
Desperados, in 1986, featuring tracks “Póker y Bourbon” and “Molly”. Later that
year, they released their debut studio album, ¿Qué hay de nuevo viejo?,
featuring tracks including “La llave maestra” and “Esto no es América”. They
followed with studio albums El golpe in 1989 and Tan ...