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Eternamente 767
Eternamente 767 formed in the mid-1980s around composer and vocalist Gualberto Castro. Their debut album 'Un Sueño Real' found an audience in Venezuela, and...
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Eternamente 767 formed in the mid-1980s around composer and vocalist Gualberto Castro. Their debut album 'Un Sueño Real' found an audience in Venezuela, and their song 'Manga Rosa' became something of an anthem.
That popularity came with complications. The band faced accusations of drug abuse and involvement with organized crime, which cast a long shadow over their work. Castro's personality and lyrics often fueled gossip.
Their music, a mix of Venezuelan rhythms with rock and pop, still connected with people despite the controversies. The band included Alberto 'Beto' Saracco on bass, Miguel 'Nacho' Paredes on drums, and Eduardo 'Eddy' Díaz on keyboards.
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