Xantos Jorge

Latin rock and roll foursome from Panama Xantos Jorge was shaped in the first ’90s by Carlos Ivan Zúñiga, Jesus Caballero, and Weñaki Iriberri, later on joined up with by bassist Jorge Camacho. The music group started playing beneath the name of Círculo Vicioso. Following the group’s name was transformed to Xantos Jorge, predicated on the Panamanian anthem composer, the four music artists began documenting their debut record, known as Salva la Tierra. Sadly, while Xantos Jorge was on the point of release that record, Jorge Camacho passed on. Nevertheless, the rest of the members went forward, honoring Camacho’s contribution. On Dec 27, 1994, Salva la Tierra premiered, accompanied by a tour around the united states after bass participant Juan Ferrufino became a member of the work. In 1995, “Lagrimas de Sangre” strike local charts and its own video began to be rotated by MTV Latino. When Ferrufino made a decision to keep, Carlos Ucar got his place. In 1996, Xantos Jorge registered to Sony Music, issuing a particular limited model of Salva la Tierra, including “Una Canción Mas” and “Viajando en un Tiempo.” In 1998, the music group returned towards the documenting sessions, launching En Otro Sol, made by Evan Rodaniche, in the entire year 2000.