These are very rare spanish assembled Jukeboxes a cross between an NSM Serenade and a Rennotte.
During Franco's rule of Spain, imports into the country were almost banned. So the Spanish had to make their own products or assemble them under license from big manufactures abroad e.g. Seat, Landrover, Santana etc.
These Jukeboxes come from this era approx 1964. A cabinet borrowed from the now very collectable NSM Serenade and a mechanism from the Belgium company Rennotte from an earlier 1956-57 model CM30. See photos below of Rennotte mechanism and NSM Serenade.

The mechanism is very unusual as it stacks the records on plates and they are lifted to play them. The mechs are visual display.
The cabs are quite a period formica finish in green and light blue, the glass has a title trays at the top and a place to put two 7" single sleves if you didn't want to look at the mechanism at the bottom. The units have 30 selections, 7" singles.

Dimensions: Height: 48 inches, width 30 inches and depth 24 inches.