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K-Narias
K-Narias formed in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in 2004, with Juan Carlos Cruz on vocals alongside guitarist Dani Fernández, bassist Germán González, and...
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K-Narias formed in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria in 2004, with Juan Carlos Cruz on vocals alongside guitarist Dani Fernández, bassist Germán González, and drummer Fran Robaina. Their debut album 'Voces del Sur' came out in 2006, mixing pop and rock with traditional Canarian melodies. The band's lineup changed when Fernández left in 2008, and Richard Allan joined on guitar.
In 2010, they released 'Necesito Decirte Algo,' a ballad that became their breakout single. Other songs like 'No te vistas que no vas' and 'Salsa Con Reggaeton' show their range across different styles.
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