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Freak!
Freak! started in Madrid in 1989 with Javier "Javi" Navarro on vocals, Juanjo Arenas on bass, Juanjo Madrid on drums, and Luis "Luter" Calderón on guitar....
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Freak! started in Madrid in 1989 with Javier "Javi" Navarro on vocals, Juanjo Arenas on bass, Juanjo Madrid on drums, and Luis "Luter" Calderón on guitar. Their first album, "100 Ojetes," came out in 1992 and included the song "Camila," which became a hit. They put out records like "Ahorra o Muere" in 1994 and "Por Eso No Hay Que Comer Gominolas" in 1999.
Navarro left in 2014, and Cristina Plaza took over as vocalist. The band worked with other Spanish musicians like Enrique Bunbury and Raimundo Amador.
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