MClan, el rock de siempre
PILAR M. MAÑOGIL Viernes, 2 julio 2021, 02:16
La banda murciana MClan forma parte de la historia musical española desde hace décadas. El dúo formado por Carlos Tarque y Ricardo Ruipérez abrirá la primera edición del Festival Segura Sound de Molina de Segura esta noche a las 22.30 horas en el Auditorio Tomás Fernández Gil. MClan aglutina bajo el brazo doce discos de estudio, de los cuales Delta (Warner Music Spain, 2019), grabado en Nashville con el productor Brad Jones, es el último. Un álbum que acoge la esencia rockera del grupo formado en 1993 por Tarque, Ruipérez, Santiago Campillo, Juan Antonio Otero, Pascual Saura e Íñigo Uribe.
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Blas Canto
Once dismissed as kitsch, the singing competition which wraps up in Rotterdam on Saturday is raising its profile amid ratings drop-offs for U.S. awards shows.
LONDON For years television viewers in the United States and United Kingdom have dismissed the Eurovision song contest as a kitsch joke that was better known for earnest power ballads, extravagant costumes and contestants receiving
nul points (no points), than a potential road to international stardom.
But lately the song contest most famous for introducing ABBA to the world in 1974 has started to become more attractive to major record labels. That’s in no small part thanks to the decline of viewership of the Grammys and the MTV Video Music Awards, the massive audience of 180 million viewers that Eurovision commands and last year’s hit movie starring