- Formed
- 1983
Yecla - Country
- Spain
- Discography
- 13 albums
Biography
Presuntos Implicados is a jazz group, formed in 1983 in Yecla. Members include Nacho Mañó, Lydia, Juan Luis Giménez Muñoz and Soledad Giménez. The discography here lists 13 albums, from “Lágrimas” (1986) to “La noche 2 desde la ciudad de México” (2013).
Presuntos Implicados was a Spanish pop band, created in March 1983 in Yecla, Murcia. The band was originally composed of the siblings Sole Giménez and Juan Luís Giménez, and their friend Pablo Gómez. In the same year 1983, they won a radio contest and their first recording, Danzad, Danzad Malditos, appeared one year later under the RCA label. But the record company forced them to write more commercial songs outside their style, and they left in 1986 to work with an independent label, Discos Intermitentes. Pablo Gómez left the group and Javier Vela arrived to replace him. In 1987, they recorded their De sol a sol album and their song "En la oscuridad" (In the darkness) was chosen as best single of the year by RNE. This recording went to be double platinum and allowed them to sign a contract with WEA Records. Javier Vela left and was replaced by Nacho Mañó, who had produced De sol a sol.
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Members
Nacho Mañó, Lydia, Juan Luis Giménez Muñoz, Soledad Giménez
Discography
Studio and live albums
Frequently asked questions
What are Presuntos Implicados's best-known albums?
Albums in our database include Lágrimas (1986), De sol a sol (1987), Alma de blues (1989), Ser de agua (1991) and El pan y la sal (1994).
External links
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