Stopped by the thrift today and saw some new boxes of vinyl. Started flipping through and saw that it was a mainly Spanish artists. After abot 50 albums I saw "The Monkees Greatest Hits" album. Cover felt very thin, but when I looked at the vinyl it was excellent. Then I noticed the Arista label was in Spanish. Then turned up what appears to be a best of Creedence on Golondria label, cover and label in Spanish, and a "Beatles 1967-1970" on the Apple label, cover is shot but he vinyl is VG. There were a couple more but both the covers and vinyl were shot .Cost was .80¢ each.

cool! at least as long as the tracks arent dubbed in Spanish.....

... though it would be really cool if the artists had done a mix with the vocals in Spanish.

Definitly Spanish pressings. They translate everything in Spain, sometimes even the band names.
On the contrary, in Portugal they don't translate absolutly nothing.
Just for curiosity, can you tell what Spanish bands or singers are on those records?
Maybe Los Bravos, Lola Flores, Nino Bravo or Rafael?