Víctor Coyote, the Spanish musician and founder of the band Los Coyotes, died on Thursday at the age of 68 following a bicycle accident in Segovia.
Born Víctor Aparicio in Tui, Pontevedra, in 1958, he launched his musical career in 1981 with Los Coyotes, becoming a fixture of the viguesa and Madrid music scenes. The band's discography included "Mujer y sentimiento" (1985) and "Las calaveras" (1988). In 1988, the group renamed itself Los Coyotes de Víctor Abundancia before disbanding permanently in 1992.
Coyote's death marks the loss of a prominent figure from Spain's post-Franco cultural movement.