Ángel Corpa

Ángel Corpa is a Spanish singer born in the town of Barajas de Melo (Cuenca).
In 1972, he founded Jarcha in Huelva, a band essential for understanding the music of the Spanish Transition era. He wrote much of the group's material and recorded fourteen albums over twenty years with them. He developed a style that set to music the works of various Spanish poets (Miguel Hernandez, Blas de Otero, Federico Garcia Lorca, Rafael Alberti) and introduced the public to the musical and sonorous traditions of Andalusia. He has also collaborated with artists such as Salvador Távora and worked as a voice actor. Notably, his most prominent voiceover role with social significance was his interpretation of the character Freezer in the anime series Dragon Ball Z.