La Unión: Spanish Rock Band from the 80s. Their hits remain in our hearts.
List of La Unión's featurings
Nacha Pop Miguel Ríos Joaquín Sabina
La Unión's Age
La Unión is currently 67, 63, 59, 60 years old
La Unión's country of origin
La Unión's country of origin is Spain
La Unión's Real Name
La Unión's real name is Rafael Sánchez, Juan Vega, Luis Bolín, Javier Molina
La Unión's Labels
La Unión's country of origin is Spain
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The Succes Story of La Unión
The Early Years
La Unión is a Spanish rock band from Madrid formed in 1980. The band was formed by Rafael Sánchez (vocals, guitar), Juan Vega (bass guitar), Luis Bolín (guitar) and Javier Molina (drums).
Career Highlights
The band got its first success with the single 'Lobo Hombre en París', released in 1984. It was a top 10 hit in Spain and it got them a nomination to the national music awards. That same year they released their debut album entitled 'La Unión'. Their second album 'Tierra de Nadie' was released two years later and it peaked at number one on the Spanish Albums Chart.
Collaborations with Other Artists
Throughout their career, La Unión has collaborated with several other artists. In 1987 they released a duet with Nacha Pop called 'A las Nueve'. They also collaborated with Miguel Ríos in 'Vuelta al Mundo' (1992) and Joaquín Sabina in 'Contigo' (1996).
Recent Years
La Unión has continued producing music and touring throughout the years. They have released 7 studio albums and 3 live albums since their formation in 1980. In 2008 they celebrated their 25th anniversary with a concert at Madrid's National Auditorium. In 2018 they announced an extensive tour across Spain to celebrate their 38th anniversary.
Legacy
La Unión is considered one of the most important rock bands in Spain. They are often referred to as the Spanish U2 because of their success in Spain during the 80s. Some of their most popular songs include 'Lobo Hombre en París', 'Los Amantes', 'Tren de Largo Recorrido' and 'A las Nueve'.}
The Early Years
La Unión is a Spanish rock band from Madrid formed in 1980. The band was formed by Rafael Sánchez (vocals, guitar), Juan Vega (bass guitar), Luis Bolín (guitar) and Javier Molina (drums).
Career Highlights
The band got its first success with the single 'Lobo Hombre en París', released in 1984. It was a top 10 hit in Spain and it got them a nomination to the national music awards. That same year they released their debut album entitled 'La Unión'. Their second album 'Tierra de Nadie' was released two years later and it peaked at number one on the Spanish Albums Chart.
Collaborations with Other Artists
Throughout their career, La Unión has collaborated with several other artists. In 1987 they released a duet with Nacha Pop called 'A las Nueve'. They also collaborated with Miguel Ríos in 'Vuelta al Mundo' (1992) and Joaquín Sabina in 'Contigo' (1996).
Recent Years
La Unión has continued producing music and touring throughout the years. They have released 7 studio albums and 3 live albums since their formation in 1980. In 2008 they celebrated their 25th anniversary with a concert at Madrid's National Auditorium. In 2018 they announced an extensive tour across Spain to celebrate their 38th anniversary.
Legacy
La Unión is considered one of the most important rock bands in Spain. They are often referred to as the Spanish U2 because of their success in Spain during the 80s. Some of their most popular songs include 'Lobo Hombre en París', 'Los Amantes', 'Tren de Largo Recorrido' and 'A las Nueve'.}
La Unión
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