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Bandido is an Italian-Spanish eurodance project produced and arranged by Mauro Farina and Factory Team's members and Spanish producers Carlos Garcia Puche, Carlos Garcia, Manuel Gonzalez and Stefano Ghilardi.
The project appeared with the release of the single "I Drove All Night" with Annerley Gordon as vocalist.
The follow up singles were "Like The Way I Do", "Touch Me 95", "California Dream", "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" "Wouldn't It Be Good" and "For Sale" in 1999.
In 2003 Bandido made a come back with the singles "Vamos Amigos", "Show Me" and "The End Of The Road". .
Carlos and The Bandidos is undoubtedly the best UK rockabilly outfit if not simply the best band as recently quoted the British press! Their influences mainly stem from Carlos' Spanish heritage and Malcolm's love of a minor chord or three, with influences that cross a very wide musical spectrum, and a repertoire complimented by their self penned songs. They have that autentic cool sound and attitude which is almost impossible to experience live unless you get 'em boys downtown!
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