Huecco

   
Artist: Huecco

   Genre(s): 
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Discography:


   
 Huecco

   Year: 2006   
Tracks: 13

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Latin alternative group Huecco were formed by Ivahn, former singer with the late-'90s hip-hop/rock fusion chemical group Sugarless. Sugarless origination penis Frankie, a guitar player poring over at the Musicians Institute in L.A., assembled likeminded musicians Ivahn and drummer Samuel in 1994; Sugarless were completed in 1997 by bass player Joseba. Together the musicians experimented with elements of funk, rap, acid jazz, and tough, lento building a patriotic grassroots fan base. The band's 1998 debut record was entitled Aseguramelo, and was followed a few days by and by by its soph cause, Mas Gas. Having experient limited success with Sugarless, vocalist Ivahn branching out in a new direction. Under the band diagnose Huecco, Ivahn experimented with commixture elements of American rock music (influenced by artists wish Green Day and Red Hot Chili Peppers) with the gypsy dancing, son, and samba sounds of Spain and Latin America. Calling his unique blend of rock and Latin influences rumbaton, Ivahn base support from Warner Music Spain for the release of his debut. With the help of Grammy-winning producer K.C. Porter (Santana, Ricky Martin) and applied scientist Thom Russo (Michael Jackson, Alejandro Sanz, Juanes), Huecco's self-titled debut was released in 2006. Huecco went gold in Spain, highlighted by the double-platinum single "Pa' Mi Guerrera." Thanks to demand created by the group's number one picture, Huecco's 2007 touring docket was filled to the lip with performances all over Spain and Mexico.