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Los Suaves last tour 'La música termina'

They announced it last year and it seems that this time it is serious. The Galician group Los Suaves, considered one of the best Spanish rock bands of all time, retires from the stage with this last tour. Its title reminds us of the song on the album Frankenstein  (1984), Cuando la música termina (When the music ends).

In 2014 and were in with Gira de los mil conciertos  (Gira's Guild of thousand concerts) with a repertoire that recovered old songs of the eighties and nineties.

The brothers Yosi, Charly and Javier Dominguez founded in the late seventies in Ourense the group Los Suaves (The Milds), a name that surprised considering the styles they cultivated: from hard rock to urban rock to heavy metal. Their first success came in 1981 when they performed as the opening act for the Ramones in La Coruña, adopting thereafter the symbol of the cat as an image of the group in similarity to the eagle used by the New York punk band.

Over the years they have gone through several formations until the present one, consisting of Yosi Dominguez (vocals and guitar), Alberto Cereijo (lead guitar), Fernando Calvo (rhythm guitar), Charly Dominguez (bass) and Tino Cairn (drums).