Garry "Lunes a Plazos"

Sonidos desde España

28/04/2026 |

Garry's "Lunes a Plazos" is a raw, blues-drenched reflection on the daily grind, delivered with the gritty authenticity of an artist who wears his influences on his sleeve. Clocking in at 4'44'', the track unfolds like a late-night confession: a bluesy backbone infused with Latin Rock and Alternative textures, anchored by a guitar performance that warmly echoes the expressive, soulful legacy of Jimi Hendrix. The song doesn't shy away from vulnerability—its lyrics speak to the universal struggle of making ends meet, while the instrumentation builds a moody, immersive atmosphere that feels both intimate and expansive. It's the kind of track that rewards close listening, revealing subtle layers of Soul and Country roots woven into its rock foundation, all emanating from Gernika (Bizkaia) with a distinctly Spanish heartbeat.

What makes "Lunes a Plazos" resonate beyond its musical craftsmanship is Garry's unpretentious, self-aware artistry. As Iñigo Garrido—the voice and guitar behind this personal project and Triple Zero Band—he openly jokes about being "overrated, especially when people say that I am a good musician and a better person," a humility that permeates the song's honest tone. This isn't music chasing trends; it's roots-driven rock made for those who value substance over shine, blending Blues, Soul, and Country into a sound that feels timeless yet immediate. With "Lunes a Plazos," Garry doesn't just sing about the struggle—he soundtrack it, offering a cathartic, guitar-led companion for anyone navigating the Monday-to-Monday rhythm of life.