Cristina Ramos Perez
Cristina Ramos Perez came up in Madrid, where she started singing in bands as a teenager. Her first album, 'Into the Fire,' came out in 1996. The title track...
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Cristina Ramos Perez came up in Madrid, where she started singing in bands as a teenager. Her first album, 'Into the Fire,' came out in 1996. The title track was a rock song that got some attention, but it was her take on AC/DC's 'Highway to Hell' that people remember. She performed it at a tribute concert for Bon Scott in 2000, and that version stuck around.
She had a reputation for being outspoken, and some of her lyrics got her accused of pushing boundaries. In 2005, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and went through treatment while keeping up with music. Her voice had a raw quality that worked for rock, especially on songs like 'Highway to Hell,' where she didn't try to copy the original so much as put her own spin on it.
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