Mastretta

Delivered in Barcelona but raised in Santander, Nacho Mastretta started his music career in the first eighties, working being a audio specialist and creating music for style parades and catwalks. In 1987, he shaped a Caribbean pop group known as Todas las Manos de Orlac (Hands of Orlac). The music group received compliment in Spain and elements of European countries, launching two albums. In 1988, La Furia premiered and was accompanied by Salud and Pesetas in 1989. Mastretta shifted right into a different musical task, launching La Vida Facil in 1992. Recognized in his homeland for his mixing of jazz, electronica and rock and roll, Mastretta spent some time working with people of R.E.M., Beck and Tom Waits amongst others. In 1998, Mastretta released his first genuine solo recording entitled Melodias de Rayos X. In 2000, he released his most ambitious recording, Luna De Miel (The Honeymoons) presented 11 tunes from 10 ladies, each female from another country. Citing Nino Rota, Henry Mancini and Cole Porter as his affects, Mastretta authorized to Minty New Records in america in 2001. The same 12 months in Spain he released Music For Cars In 2002, he released his self-titled American debut recording. He also offers composed award earning film ratings and offers remixed a number of songs for alternate Latin artists.