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Extremoduro, 'Para todos los públicos'

The veteran Spanish rock group is back on the road with this tour that began in March and until November this year will pass through more than forty cities, now stopping in Palma.

Para todos los públicos   (For all public, 2013) is the eleventh album of their discography and its launch was not without incident in the theft of several CDs in the so-called Operación Águila (Operation Eagle), resulting in the first produced arrest in Spain on charges of Internet filtering of phono - musical material. Despite the leak, the album rose to number one in sales.

Roberto Iniesta founded Extremoduro in 1987 and since then the group has had different members until resulting in the current lineup, which integrate Iñaki Anton (guitar ), Miguel Colino (bass), José Ignacio Cantera ( drums) and Iniesta himself ( vocals and guitar) . they define their style as transgressive rock, an aggressive type of rock in which they merge explicit lyrics and poetic allusions . They have released eleven studio albums and received several awards, including Best Group and Best Album in Extremadura Music Awards 2009.

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(Palma de Mallorca)
 
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Saturday

26 July 2014

22:00 h.

Address
Camí Vell de Bunyola, s/n - Palma de Mallorca
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