Con Ese Peinado Tengo / Observemos A Una Niña / Esa Labor Tan Hermosa / Cadiz De Mis Entrañas / Es Ortega Un Apellido / No Se Que Le Pasa Al Cadiz / Tantos Semaforos

Released in 1965 on the Polydor label, this extended play record by Los Escarabajos Gaditanos captures a distinct moment in the musical landscape of Cádiz, Spain. The ensemble emerged from the local festive tradition, aiming to blend regional folk sensibilities with the growing global influence of popular beat music, a style often categorized during this era as yé-yé. The record serves as a cultural artifact reflecting the mid-1960s Spanish appetite for localized interpretations of international pop trends.

The group, whose name pays a playful homage to the British Invasion, utilized the Polydor distribution network to formalize their sound. The tracklist, featuring titles like 'Cádiz de mis entrañas' and 'No sé qué le pasa al Cádiz', highlights a thematic focus on local pride and observational humor. While the production was characteristic of Spanish regional studio recordings of the time, the record is today regarded primarily for its curiosity value and its role as a niche snapshot of the southern Spanish underground music scene during the mid-sixties.