Biografía joaquí sabina

COMPOSITION ABOUT JOAQUIN SABINA
Joaquín Ramón Martínez Sabina, known artistically as Joaquín Sabina, is a singer, songwriter, and poet. He has released fourteen studio albums, two live albums, andthree compilation albums. He has collaborated and composed songs for Ana Belén and Miguel Ríos amongst others.
He performed both solo and with a group for his live albums, performing with JavierKrahe and Alberto Pérez in La mandrágora, the group Viceversa in a 1986 concert, and with Joan Manuel Serrat in "Dos pájaros de un tiro" (Two birds with one shot).
Sabina suffered a stroke in 2001 andalthough he physically recovered, he entered a deep depression which resulted in a four-year-long concert hiatus. He recovered and released his eighteenth album, Alivio de Luto, in November 2005. Hereleased his latest album, Vinagre y rosas, in 2009.
Joaquín Sabina, was born in Úbeda, Spain, in February 12, 1949. Son of a cop officer named Jerónimo Martínez Gallego, and Adela Sabina del Campo. Heattended a Carmelite primary School, and started writing his first poems and composing music at the age of 14. Was part of a band named Merry Youngs which imitated famous singers as Elvis Presley,Chuck Berry and Little Richard, and many others.
The high School, he attended running by Salesians of Don Bosco, meanwhile he began reading works by Fray Luis de León, Jorge Manrique, José Hierro,Marcel Proust, James Joyce and Herbert Marcuse. After high school, his father wanted him to follow his steps, offer that he refused saying he prefer the guitar.
Then, he goes to the University ofPhilosophy and Philology of Granada, reading philology in the faculty. He lived first with a woman called Lesley and started to prepare his thesis.
His revolutionary ideology led him to be related to theanti-fascist groups. In 1970, he began collaborating with the magazine "Poesía 70", sharing pages with Carlos Cano and Luis Eduardo Aute, he then left the university, going into exile in London using...