Yvonne Sanchez | nl
Carlos Sanchez a talented young musician from California. The debut release "Overlooked" from Carlos Sanchez as a solo artist is a mixture of progressive yet calming music with morbid-epic instumentals. Due to released in 2008/09 on Statement Records.
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More than one artist goes by the name of Yvonne:
1) Yvonne was a popular indie pop band from Eskilstuna, Sweden. They formed in 1993 and were active until atleast february 2002 and split officially in 2003.
Yvonne was pioneering the 90s wave of new wave and gothic inspired pop bands in Sweden and was originally released on the classic synth label Energy Rekords.
The bandmembers have since gone their own ways, but some of them including the singer Henric de la Cour has since had some mainstream success as Strip Music.
In 2008, the band reformed for a single...
Roger Sanchez (born on 1 June 1967, in Queens, New York) is one of the most popular commercial house DJs in recent years, who scored many hits in the European and World Charts. His production work has received critical acclaim by leading house DJ's worldwide. As well as being a DJ, he is the owner of the record label, Stealth Records. His most famous hit to date is Another Chance, which entered at #1 on the UK singles chart. The song was based on a sample of the first verse of Toto's song "I Won't Hold You Back". The song...
Marta Sánchez López nació en Madrid (España) el 8 de mayo de 1966. Es una cantante de música pop e hija del ex cantante de opera, Antonio Sánchez, y de Paz López, ambos de origen gallego.
Inició su carrera musical en 1985 cuando finalizó los estudios de bachillerato y se unió al grupo Cristal Oskuro en el que apenas estuvo siete meses. Después de esta primera experiencia entró a formar parte del grupo Olé Olé como vocalista sustituyendo a Vicky Larraz. Estando en este grupo, la lanzó a la fama su versión de la canción "Lili Marleen". También otros éxitos...
No matter how new the name of the guitarist and singer Amparo Sanchez might seem at the music scene, it builds on vast music experience. Under her arts name of Amparanoia, which would eventually be the synonym of the entire band of which she was the leader, she played about a thousand concerts and released seven albums between 1996 and 2006. The sound Amparanoia played would mix – under the occasional assistance of Manu Chao – Amparo’s perhaps native Spanish mindset with dominant influence of Latin-American rhythms, Cuban music, and reggae. .
