Pereza

Madrid-based rock group Pereza (Laziness) had been shaped by bass player Leiva and guitarist Rubén Pozo in the past due ’90s. Both Rubén and Leiva had been experienced musicians during Pereza’s development, Rubén a previous person in Buenos Noches Rose and Leiva previously of Malahierba. The music group hit the bottom operating, and early produces such as for example Patitos Feos and Calaveras con Diablitos established a solid grassroots group of fans for the growing rock and roll innovators. Pereza drawn label attention soon thereafter, documenting a self-titled record for RCA in 2001. Their major-label debut was accompanied by exhaustive touring, playing much better than 100 displays throughout Spain within a 12 months. The group’s following release, Algo Em virtude de Cantar, would strike shelves in the center of 2002, made by Fernando Montesinos. The group’s third record, Animales, would capture the public’s interest; recorded in the wintertime weeks of 2004 in Madrid, the record was made by Nigel Walter, a business veteran with credits including Hombres G, Un Canto del Loco, and La Oreja de Vehicle Gogh, to mention several. The record premiered in 2005 to a keen target audience. On its pumps arrived Los Amigos de los Animales, an archive offering collaborations with fellow rock and roll en español trailblazers Deluxe, Los Delinquentes, Ivan Ferreiro, and Pastora, amongst others.