Héroes del Silencio

The Rock and roll en Español music group Heroes del Silencio was formed in Zaragoza, Spain through the mid-’80s. Made up of vocalist/guitarist Enrique Bunbury, business lead guitarist Juan Valdivia, second guitarist Alan Boguslavsky, bassist Joaquin Cardiel, and drummer Pedro Andreu, Heroes del Silencio quickly obtained a fervent regional following; amongst their supporters was Ole Ole member Gustava Montesano, who helped the group earn a agreement with EMI. In past due 1987 they released their debut EP, Heroes de Legenda; it had been well received by both critics and viewers, and their 1989 full-length work Un Mar No Cesa proceeded to go platinum within weeks of its launch. 1990’s Senderos de Traicion instantly topped the Spanish graphs, and in 1991, Heroes del Silencio made an appearance at the Rock and roll Against Racism event in Berlin, leading to enormous recognition throughout Germany. 1993’s Un Espiritu del Vino was another smash, and in 1995 the group journeyed to LA to record Avalancha with mentioned maker Bob Ezrin. The double-live LP Em virtude de Siempre implemented in 1996, and in 1998, Heroes del Silencio came back with Rarezas, a assortment of uncommon and unreleased monitors. In the a long time, the music group would to push out a collection of live albums, including 2005’s Un Ruido con la Furia and Tour 2007, which implemented 2006’s multi-CD/Dvd movie deal Héroes del Silencio: The Platinum Collection.