As Pata Negra, they recorded six records (between 1981 and 1995), although the brothers separated after the fourth, and Rafael Amador remained as the band's only component, working alongside other musicians. Meanwhile, Raimundo was embarking upon new adventures. A live album, recorded in 1994, and another record that collects the best of the group ("Best of Pata Negra", 1998) have also been released. The records in which both brothers took part are undoubtedly the best parts of their output, especially the fourth album "Blues de la Frontera" (1987), the last one on which they worked together. It is considered one of the best records published in Spain in the eighties. In it, they create a new style which they christened "blueslería", an indication of the integration that they achieved between blues and flamenco.

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