Juan Pardo

Talented singer/songwriter Juan Pardo started his career while playing in rings such as for example los Vándalos and los Relámpagos before joining the effective los Brincos, referred to as the Spanish version from the Beatles. He later on teamed up with Antonio Morales within a duo known as Juan y Junior. He began his solo profession in 1969 using a self-titled record that included the strike one “La Charanga.” Furthermore, through the 1970s and 1980s, Juan Pardo constructed and created for Camilo Sesto, Emilio José, and Marisol, among various other popular performers. He also produced a tribute to Galicia using the discharge of Alma Galega in 1997 and attained triple platinum with Pasión por la Vida, made by British Homosexual Wallis and Toby Chapman in 1999.