Romeros
The Romeros formed in Madrid during the 1970s. Their debut album 'High Voltage' came out in 1975, with the title track becoming one of their best-known songs....
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The Romeros formed in Madrid during the 1970s. Their debut album 'High Voltage' came out in 1975, with the title track becoming one of their best-known songs. The band's lineup included Miguel Romero on vocals and rhythm guitar, Carlos Romero on lead guitar, Enrique Romero on bass, and Javier Romero on drums.
They followed up with albums like 'Rock and Roll Machine' in 1977 and 'Killer Instinct' in 1979. Another track people remember is 'Sitting In My Room.' Their music sometimes drew attention for its direct lyrics and energetic live shows.
Later records included 'Black Magic' in 1981 and 'The Final Countdown' in 1983. The Romeros mixed rock with Spanish musical touches, which gave their sound a particular flavor during that period.
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