Calle Ciega

As UNITED STATES young man bands such as for example Backstreet Males and *NSYNC reached platinum status, Jhony Nuñez was creating and molding Calle Ciega, his personal Latin version of such organizations. Founding and creating the music group within the vein of “young man band” supervisor Lou Pearlman, Nuñez started some strenuous casting phone calls and auditions. The ultimate five became Calle Ciega (in Spanish: Deceased End). The music group was created in 1995 and grew musically thereafter, carrying out around Latin America and especially in its hometown of Caracas, Venezuela. Two of the initial members remaining to pursue their very own performing careers, however the group continuing on. In 1998, the music group released its debut record, Caliente. Touring to get the album led to a growing group of fans and well-attended concerts. After time for the studio room, in 1999 the music group released its second record, No Pares de Sudar (Don’t Prevent Sweating). Each person in Calle Ciega added to the songwriting procedure and got backgrounds in music, dance, or modeling. Calle Ciega’s initial and second albums proceeded to go yellow metal and platinum within the band’s homeland. Strike singles included “Single Te Quiero Amar” and “Un Marciano.” In 2002, the group released its third record. Calle Ciega possess opened concerts for many rings, including Servando con Florentino.