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Lunes
Lunes formed in Madrid in 1999 with Jose Miguel Conejo Torres on vocals and guitar, Juan Miguel Martín on bass, Eduardo Gutiérrez on drums, and Diego González...
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Lunes formed in Madrid in 1999 with Jose Miguel Conejo Torres on vocals and guitar, Juan Miguel Martín on bass, Eduardo Gutiérrez on drums, and Diego González on guitar. They released four studio albums between 2002 and 2011, starting with '4 Pies' in 2002 and ending with 'La Nueva Ola' in 2011.
Their song 'A Cada Passo' became a breakout track for the band. Other songs like 'Do Outro Lado' and 'Espero Você Chegar' appear in their catalog, though the existing history mentions different titles like 'Volver a Ser' and 'Verte Hoy' as subsequent releases.
The band members were open about dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues, which they wrote into their music. Their lyrics sometimes took anti-establishment positions that drew criticism, but they kept writing what they wanted to write.
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