El Consorcio

Spanish vocal group Un Consorcio was shaped in 1993 by ex-Mocedades Amaya, Estíbaliz, and Weñaki Uranga, along with Sergio Blanco and Carlos Zubiaga. Performing tracks inspired by everyday living and love, Un Consorcio’s first recording, known as Lo Que Núnca Muere, was stated in 1993 by Rosa León and accompanied by 1995’s Peticiones del Oyente and 1996’s Programa Doble. 2 yrs later, Un Consorcio got involved with a task with prominent Cuban music artists, recording an recording predicated on traditional Cuban tracks called Cuba, that was completed after recording classes in Miami, London, and Madrid. In the entire year 2000, Todas las Canciones de mi Vida premiered.