Sr. Chinarro

Spanish substitute pop/rock band Sr. Chinarro was shaped in the first ’90s by vocalist/songwriter Antonio Luque, producing their debut within a 1992 compilation known as Un Colectivo Karma, accompanied by a self-titled recording released in 1994, 1996’s Compito, and 1997’s Un Por Qué De Mis Peinados. Mainly influenced by English option and goth rock and roll, Antonio Luque continues to be recognized as probably one of the most interesting lyricists from your 1990s Spanish rock and roll picture. After issuing No Se Qué – No Sé Cuántos in 1998, Sr. Chinarro’s La Primera Opera Envasada Al Vacío premiered in March of 2001.