The 1977 album "Res no és mesquí" found Serrat working in a more produced folk-rock vein than some of his earlier, sparser works. Its title track became one of his most enduring compositions.
- "Res no és mesquí" was released in 1977 by Ariola Records.
- The album's title translates to "Nothing is petty" in English.
- The album was recorded in Barcelona.
Joan Manuel Serrat is a singer-songwriter from Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, known for his work in the Catalan and Spanish languages. He rose to prominence in the 1960s and 1970s as a leading figure in the Nova Cançó movement. In 1977, Serrat released "Res no és mesquí," a period marked by his continued exploration of sophisticated lyrical themes and musical arrangements, solidifying his status as a major artist in the Spanish-speaking world.
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