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El Canto Del Loco Songs
- A Contracorriente
- ¡eh Tu!
- Acabao En A
- Aquellos AÃ'os Locos (Bonus Track)
- Úsanos
- Besos
- Busco La Vida
- Canciones
- Como Un Perro Ladrando
- Contigo
- Corazón
- Crash
- Dentro De Mì
- Desaparece
- Despiértame
- Ekix
- El Agricultor
- El Pescao
- Eres Tonto
- Eres Un Canalla
- Fin De Semana
- Gigante
- Gracias
- H.d.p
- He Vuelto A Caer
- Insoportable
- La Madre De José
- La Suerte De Mi Vida
- La Vida
- Llueve En MÃ
- No Quiero Nada
- No Voy A Parar
- Otra Vez
- Para Siempre
- Pasión
- Pequeñita
- Personas
- Peten Pan
- Por TÃ
- Preguntas
- Puede Ser
- Puede Ser (Con Amaya Montero)
- Qué Caro Es El Tiempo
- Será
- Siempre Cerca
- Sin Mitad
- Super Heroe
- Tal Como Eres
- Te Recuerdo (Bonus Track)
- Todo Lo Hago Mal
- Traidora
- Tremendo
- Un Millon De Cicatrices
- Una Foto En Blanco Y Negro
- Una Salida
- Vamonos
- Volver A Disfrutar
- Volverá
- Vuelve
- Y Si El Miedo
- Ya Nada Volverà A Ser Como Antes
- Zapatillas
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El Canto del Loco (The Song of the Madman in English. Sometimes abbreviated ECDL) is a Spanish pop rock band, although its members recognize that some of their songs are more in the style of power pop. The group was created in 1994 by Dani Martín and Ivan Ganchegui (who left the group in 2002) although the final five members would not come together until years later. Influenced mainly by other Spanish groups from the 1980s and with five studio albums, El Canto del Loco has gone on to sell more than a million albums, making them one of the most successful bands currently on the Spanish music scene. After garnering a fanbase aided by the release of Puede Ser featuring Amaia Montero, the band released their album A Contracorriente in Mexico, and part of South America. The name of the band comes from the song El Canto del Gallo by Radio Futura
