Iván Ferreiro

Spanish rocker Iván Ferreiro was popular before getting into his single career. For 13 years before striking from his personal he was the vocalist and bandleader for the rock and roll en español staple group Los Piratas. Toward the finish of 2003, Los Piratas break up, and Ferreiro made a decision to have a break from professional music. For fun, he and his sibling began playing a every week gig in a pub within their hometown of Vigo. Without the advertising, the brothers’ displays had been quickly well-attended. They performed mainly addresses of artists such as for example Los Planetas, Andrés Calamaro, and Alaska con Dinarama. They started adding within their personal materials, and it wasn’t a long time before there have been enough original music to record an recording. Canciones Para un Tiempo con la Distancia (2005) produced enough buzz that this brothers Ferreiro quickly toured throughout Spain, dealing with drummer Karlos Arancegui. In November of 2005, Ivan experienced the theory to rent a residence in Buenos Aires for 14 days with several musician close friends, and spend fourteen days writing new materials. The project created an archive entitled Todas las Siete y Press, that was released in Oct of 2006. The music artists involved required their fresh materials on tour beginning in the second option months of this year, performing around Spain and Latin America. Close to the end of 2008, Ferreiro released his third LP, Mentiroso Mentiroso; the very first 10,000 copies included a comic publication with illustrations of every track from different Spanish performers. By 2010, Ferreiro experienced really strike his stride being a single musician, returning along with his third full-length record, Picninc Extraterrestre. The next year he documented his initial live record/Dvd movie, Confesiones de un Artista de Mierda, having a combination of brand-new tracks, collaborations, and enthusiast favorites. Within the years that implemented, Ferreiro released his 4th and fifth studio room albums, 2013’s Val Miñor – Madrid: Historía con Cronología del Mundo and 2016’s Casa.