sold commercially. Still, thanks to the stability that DRO gives the band, Robe is able to start a side project to Extremoduro in Barcelona: The Q3. This gives space to accommodate the ideas that did not work within Extremoduro. Jorge "el Moja" is on drums, Eugene on the guitar, Miguel Ferreras on bass and Ramón Sogas "Mon", on the other bass. Meanwhile, drugs continue to permeate Extremoduro, and throughout the tour there are disagreements in the band that lead to its break up. After being part of the band since recording the demo, and three albums, drummer Luis "von Fanta", bassist Carlos "el Sucio" and guitarist Salo left the group. Robe, not about to see the band go down the pan, or abandon their dreams, replaces the disbanded members of Extremoduro with members of Q3, which marks the end of this project, but saves Extremoduro. It was with this collection of musicians that recorded the fourth album: ¿Dónde están mis amigos?, Which continues the style begun with Deltoya and confirms their reputation as one of the most important groups of Spanish rock. However, they remain unknown to the public at large due to their political incorrectness and raw style. The album was recorded in autumn 1993 and was published later that year. While all his works hitherto had been self-produced, this is the first record for which they hired a professional producer: Ventura Rico. This LP is considered the most personal and intimate of the band. This is probably due to the disintegration of the group, because now the other musicians are employees in a band that is directed by Robe himself. Fernando Madina from Reincidentes takes part in the song Pepe Botika (¿Dónde están mis amigos?). Band members Last line-up Roberto Iniesta, "Robe": voice and guitar Iñaki "Uoho" Antón: guitar, keyboard and other instruments Miguel Colino: bass José Ignacio Cantera: drums Previous band members Guitar: Salo (1990–1993). Eugenio (1993–1994). Iñaki "Milindris" Setién (1994–1997). Bass: "Kaito" (1987–1988). Salo (1988–1990). Carlos "el Sucio" (1990–1993). Miguel Ferreras (1993–1994) Ramón "Mon" Sogas (1993–1998). "Dieguillo" Garay (1998–2001) and bass guitar on Pedrá (1995) Drums: "William" (1987–1988). Luis "von Fanta" (1988–1993). Jorge "el Moja" (1993–1994). Alberto "Capi" Gil (1994–1997). Timeline Discography Main albums Rock Transgresivo (1989) Somos unos Animales (1991) Deltoya (1992) ¿Dónde Están Mis Amigos? (1993) Pedrá (1995) Agila (1996) Iros Todos a Tomar por Culo (1997) (Live album) Canciones Prohibidas (1998) Yo, Minoría