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gatomojado Madrid, Spain
Con influencias dispares como Leño, Muddy Waters, Rory Gallagher o Johnny Cash, el gato mojado sale del agua calao de ideas
para mantenerse empapao por mucho tiempo. Un grito que pretende unir la dignidad flamenca y su figura más humilde (El Cabrero) con el desgarro del corazón negro (Howlin Wolf).
Hora de volver a la raiz, el blues...
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