Ruble's
Ruble's formed in Madrid in 1989, with Luis Rafael Salvat as their frontman. They had a band lineup that included Ricardo Novales on bass, Carlos Gamón on...
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Ruble's formed in Madrid in 1989, with Luis Rafael Salvat as their frontman. They had a band lineup that included Ricardo Novales on bass, Carlos Gamón on drums, and Javier Batanero on keyboards.
Their breakout came with the song 'Estilo Comportado' in 1990, which became an anthem in Latin pop circles. The track appeared on their debut album of the same name, which also contained songs like 'No Soy Un Héroe' and 'Miedo'.
They followed up with albums like 'Vértigo' in 1993 and 'El Amor Es Un Monstruo' in 1998. Their sound mixed Latin pop rhythms with electronic textures, and they sometimes touched on themes that drew criticism in more conservative settings.
Other tracks in their catalog include 'Jogo Duro' and 'Stylo Comportado'.
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