Xoel López's career to date has been a quest for artistic freedom across a spectrum of sounds and pop tonalities. During the mid-‘90s and later on with Deluxe, López revisited the Britpop sound and the pop legacy of the ‘60s with hints of psychedelia. But since 2005, he's moved away from his English-language phase, instead pursuing the perfect Spanish pop song, crowned with sharpened lyrical content. His next transformation—this time as a solo singer-songwriter—came in 2012 with the breezy Atlántico and its follow-up Paramales in 2015. Here is the legacy of a truly eclectic artist.