西班牙摇滚乐团Despistaos，2003年成军，现有成员包括： Dani Marco (vocals) Krespo (guitar) More (guitar, backing vocals) Isma (bass, backing vocals) Iñigo Iribarne (drums)
Biography
by Evan C. Gutierrez
Spanish rock group DeSpistaos emerged in the early 2000s, making a name for themselves opening for some of the scene's best-known performers and releasing independent records. As their popularity grew, DeSpistaos gained the support of the multi-national label Warner Music, propelling their music and notoriety to a new level. Bandmembers include bass player Isma, guitarist More, guitarist Krespo, vocalist Dani, and drummer Iñigo. DeSpistaos' arrival on the scene was announced by the release of their self-titled record in 2003. Thanks to word-of-mouth promotion, the band played better than 100 concerts that year alone, earning a reputation as important up-and-comers. The group opened for established groups like Fito y los Fitipaldis, Barricada, and more. The following year DeSpistaos released their sophomore record, Y a Ti Qué Te Importa? Fueled by popular singles "Ruido," "A la Luz de Tus Piernas," and "Estoy AquÃ," the album earned the band significant popularity. Enough that the record was re-released a year later with DVD content. DeSpistaos was offered a deal by Warner Music for the release of their third record, Lejos. Their second disc with the multi-national powerhouse record, Vivir al Revés, was released a year later in 2007. The single "Cada Dos Minutos" became a regular on Spanish radio and TV. The record landed a respectable place in the Top 40 on national charts.
Biography
by Evan C. Gutierrez
Spanish rock group DeSpistaos emerged in the early 2000s, making a name for themselves opening for some of the scene's best-known performers and releasing independent records. As their popularity grew, DeSpistaos gained the support of the multi-national label Warner Music, propelling their music and notoriety to a new level. Bandmembers include bass player Isma, guitarist More, guitarist Krespo, vocalist Dani, and drummer Iñigo. DeSpistaos' arrival on the scene was announced by the release of their self-titled record in 2003. Thanks to word-of-mouth promotion, the band played better than 100 concerts that year alone, earning a reputation as important up-and-comers. The group opened for established groups like Fito y los Fitipaldis, Barricada, and more. The following year DeSpistaos released their sophomore record, Y a Ti Qué Te Importa? Fueled by popular singles "Ruido," "A la Luz de Tus Piernas," and "Estoy AquÃ," the album earned the band significant popularity. Enough that the record was re-released a year later with DVD content. DeSpistaos was offered a deal by Warner Music for the release of their third record, Lejos. Their second disc with the multi-national powerhouse record, Vivir al Revés, was released a year later in 2007. The single "Cada Dos Minutos" became a regular on Spanish radio and TV. The record landed a respectable place in the Top 40 on national charts.
