Y Nos Dieron Las Diez - Muziek

Joaquín Ramón Martínez Sabina Úbeda Jaén Spain 12 February 1949 Known Artistically As Joaquín Sabina Is A Singer - Songwriter And Poet. He Has Released Fourteen Studio Albums Two Live Albums And Three Compilation Albums. He Has Collaborated And Composed Songs For Ana Belén And Miguel Ríos Amongst Others. Joaquín Sabina Is The Second Son Of Adela Sabina Del Campo And Jerónimo Martinez Gallego Which Was A Policeman. He Attended A Carmelite Primary School And He Started Writing His Firsts Poems And Composing Music At 14 Years Old. He Was Part Of A Band Called Merry Youngs Which Imitated Singers Such As Elvis Presley Chuck Berry Or Little Richard. In 1968 He Enrolled In The University Of Granada But Went Into Exile In London Using A Fake Passport To Avoid Francisco Franco's Persecution. In London He Collaborated With Other Young Artists In Theater And Cultural Events. In 1975 He Started Composing Songs And Singing At Local Bars. When The Dictatorship Ended In 1977 He Returned To Spain And Enrolled In The Military. In 1978 His First Album Inventario Inventory Debuted With The Number-One Hit Single Pongamos Que Hablo De Madrid Let's Say I'm Talking About Madrid . Afterwards He Released Malas Compañías The Wrong Crowd And A Live Album Called La Mandrágora The Mandragora Which Caused Much Controversy Due To The Racy Content Of Its Lyrics. Spain Was Just Coming Out Of The Dictatorship And Sabina's Favorite Topics Have Always Been Deemed "morally Inappropriate" By Some The Homeless Prostitutes Drunks And Robin Hood-Styled Thieves. He Is Very Much Anti-Stablishment. In 1983 He Released Ruleta Rusa Russian Roulette And Two Years Later Juez Y Parte Judge And Jury . His Political Views Led Him To Take Part In The Anti-NATO Movement. He Later Published Joaquín Sabina Y Viceversa. In 1987 He Released Hotel Dulce Hotel Hotel Sweet Hotel Which Sold A Large Number Of Records In Spain. That Success Followed With His Next Album El Hombre Del Traje Gris The Man In The Gray Suit And Followed With A Successful Tour Of South America. In 1990 He Released Mentiras Piadosas White Lies And Two Years Later Física Y Química Physics And Chemistry Which Led To Another Successful Tour Of The Americas. His Later Albums Esta Boca Es Mía These Lips Are Mine Yo Mi Me Contigo I Me With You And 19 Días Y 500 Noches 19 Days And 500 Nights Won Him Recognition And Multiple Platinum Albums. After Recovering From A Stroke He Returned To The Stage In 2002 With Dímelo En La Calle Let's Take It Outside . He Later Released A Double Album Called Diario De Un Peatón Diary Of A Pedestrian Which Included Both His Previous Album And 12 New Songs Along With A Book Illustrated By Him. In 2005 His New Record Alivio De Luto Mourning Relief Put Him In Track To Being One Of The Biggest Names In Spanish Musical Stardom. The Album Comes With A DVD That Includes Interviews Music Videos Acoustic Versions Of The Songs And Some Home-Made Recordings. read less