Tino Casal

One of the most flamboyant vocalists to have got emerged in the Spanish pop picture, Tino Casal’s efforts to both music and artwork worlds played a pivotal component in the La Movida Madrileña from the 1980s. Blessed José Celestino Casal Álvarez in Oviedo in 1950, he started his profession fronting the rings Los Zafiros Negros and Los Archiduques, and continuing to mix his interest for painting along with his like of glam rock and roll through the entire ’70s. Carrying out a short stint using the Philips label and creation responsibilities for Spanish rock pioneers Obús, he released his initial record, Neocasal, in 1981, which spawned the main one “Champu de Huevo.” Etiqueta Negra (1983) and Hielo Rojo (1984) implemented, but his profession was after that sidelined after a significant leg infection, due to an untreated ankle joint sprain, still left him in intense look after 19 times. After 1987’s covers-heavy Lagrimas de Cocodrilo and 1989 swan melody Histeria, he tragically dropped his lifestyle in a vehicle accident, aged simply 41.