Released in 1972, Barrabas is the debut album by the Spanish funk/rock group Barrabas. It features a blend of Latin-derived percussion, repetitive basslines, and psychedelic developments, creating a groove that is both indigenous and ecstatic. This tribal funk, born before the disco era, is the type of music that would later be re-evaluated within Balearic and New Disco contexts. Its characteristic is not immediate flashiness, but a persistent sense of rhythm that subtly affects time and space. This is an important work where Spanish psychedelic funk intersects with contemporary dance music sensibilities. Includes the Loft Classic "Woman."