B-19
B-19 formed in Madrid in 1982 with members José María Sanz Beltrán (Loquillo), Sabino Méndez, and Carlos Segarra. They took their name from a vitamin B-19...
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B-19 formed in Madrid in 1982 with members José María Sanz Beltrán (Loquillo), Sabino Méndez, and Carlos Segarra. They took their name from a vitamin B-19 that was popular at the time, which felt like a fitting symbol for the energy they wanted to bring to Spanish music.
In 1985, they released "Vasos Fatales," a song that connected with listeners and helped establish them as a notable Spanish rock band. After that, they put out albums like "Sueños" in 1987, "Morir en Primavera" in 1990, and "Tiempos Difíciles" in 1994, though the group went through some lineup changes along the way.
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