Antonio Vega, renowned as one of the top Spanish pop/rock songwriters of his time, gained fame in the 1980s with the band Nacha Pop before a successful solo career in the '90s. Born in Madrid on December 16, 1957, he formed Nacha Pop in 1978 with cousin Nacho García Vega, releasing hits like "La Chica de Ayer." After the band's breakup in 1988, Vega pursued a solo path, delivering albums like No Me Iré Mañana (1991) and 3000 Noches con Marga (2005). Tragically, he passed away from lung cancer on May 12, 2009, at 51, leaving a legacy of influential music that resonated in the Spanish pop/rock scene.

Antonio Vega, a beloved figure in Spanish music, left an indelible mark as a gifted singer/songwriter with hits both as part of Nacha Pop and in his successful solo career. Vega's talent shone through on albums like Océano de Sol (1994) and De un Lugar Perdido (2001), showcasing his musical depth and emotional resonance. Despite his untimely death in 2009, his impact lived on through posthumous releases like Canciones 1980-2009 and enduring hits like "El Sitio de Mi Recreo," solidifying his status as a legendary figure in Spanish pop/rock history.