Love of Lesbian

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Love of Lesbian
Love of Lesbian
Background information
Origin	Catalonia, Spain
Genres	Indie pop, indie rock
Years active	1997–present
Labels	Warner Music, Naïve, Rock K, Pussycats
Members	Santi Balmes Julián Saldarriaga Jordi Roig Joan Ramón Planell Oriol Bonet
Website	loveoflesbianband.com

Love of Lesbian is a Spanish indie pop band. They were nominated for the MTV Europe Music Award for Best Spanish Act at the 2012 MTV Europe Music Awards. Their album La noche eterna. Los días no vividos. reached number 1 in 2012.

On March 27, 2021, the band held the first large-scale concert in Spain as a test of reducing restrictions on large gatherings during the COVID-19 pandemic.

• Santi Balmes – vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, synthesizers
• Oriol Bonet – drums, percussion, programming
• Joan Ramón Planell – bass guitar, synthesizers
• Jordi Roig – guitar, keyboards
• Julián Saldarriaga – guitar, synthesizers, sequencer, percussion, vocals

Touring members

• Dani Ferrer – keyboards, trumpet

• Maniobras en Japón (2010, Music Bus/Warner Music)
• John Boy (2011, Warner Music)
• Últimos días de 1999: Aquellas noches de incendion (2011, Warner Music)

Note: At the 17th Annual Latin Grammy Awards, Sergio Mora was nominated for Best Recording Package as the art director for El Poeta Halley.

• "Freakie goes to Hollywood" (1999)
• "Is it fictions?" (2002)
• "Wasted days" (2002)
• "Domingo Astromántico"
• "Houston, tenemos un poema" (2005)
• "Universos Infinitos" (2007)
• "La Niña Imantada" (2007)
• "Noches Reversibles" (2007)
• "Me amo" (2007)
• "Allí donde solíamos gritar" (2009)
• "Club de fans de John Boy" (2009)
• "Cuestiones de familia" (2009)
• "Segundo Asalto" (2009)
• "Te hiero mucho" (2009)
• "1999" (2009)
• "Oniria e insomnia" (2012)
• "Si tú me dices Ben, yo digo Affleck" (2012)
• "Wío, antenas y pijamas" (2012)
• "Pizzigatos" (2012)
• "Los días no vividos" (2012)
• "Bajo el Volcán" (2016)

• Official website(in Spanish)

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