Mink DeVille was an American rock band that emerged during the punk scene of the mid-1970s in New York City. Led by vocalist Willy DeVille, the band was known for its blend of rhythm and blues, soul, and Cajun influences. Their 1977 debut album, "Cabretta", featuring the hit single "Spanish Stroll," is considered a seminal record of the punk era. Despite not achieving widespread commercial success, Mink DeVille was influential in pioneering the punk rock genre and bridging it with traditional roots music styles.