Micky y Los Tonys, a Spanish pop rock band from Madrid, formed in 1960. The group's classic lineup included Miguel Ángel Carreño (vocals), Tony de Corral (lead guitar), Fernando Argenta (rhythm guitar), Juan María Fuster (bass), and Enrique Modolell (drums). In 1963, they released their first EP, Ya Tengo Todo, on Zafiro Records. Their most productive period began in 1964 with hits like "La Luna Y El Toro" and "Zorongo Gitano". The band adapted to the British Invasion, incorporating beat and rhythm and blues into their sound. In 1965, they appeared in the film Megatón Ye-Ye, contributing songs such as "I'm Over", "Ya No Estás", and "Pretty Baby" to the soundtrack. By 1967, Micky y Los Tonys had transitioned to a more commercial sound, contributing to their eventual disbandment in 1969.
