Tribe of Gypsies

Tribe of Gypsies
Tribe of Gypsies
Datos generales
Nacimiento 1996
Origen Bandera de los Estados Unidos Estados Unidos
Información artística
Género(s) Heavy metal
Hard rock
Período de actividad 1996 - presente
Discográfica(s) Varios
Artistas relacionados Roy Z
Web
Sitio web www.tribeofgypsies.com
Miembros
Roy Z
Elvis Balladares
Chas West
Christian Byrne
Ray Rodriguez
Dave Moreno
Juan Perez.

Tribe of Gypsies es una banda estadounidense de Hard rock/Heavy metal con influencias latinas.

Contenido

Carrera

Fue formada en 1996 por el guitarrista y productor Roy Z, famoso por su trabajo como guitarrista líder en los discos Balls to Picasso, Accident of Birth, The Chemical Wedding y Tyranny of Souls de Bruce Dickinson.

Junto a Roy Z (quien se encarga de la mayoría de las composiciones), la banda está compuesta por Elvis Balladares, Chas West, Christian Byrne, Ray Rodriguez, Dave Moreno y Juan Perez.

Han grabado 5 discos, Tribe Of Gypsies (1996), Nothing Lasts Forever (1997), Revolucion 13 (1998), III (2000) y Dweller On The Threshold (2006).

Músicos

  • Roy Z: Guitarra
  • Elvis Balladares: Percusión
  • Chas West: Voz
  • Ray Rodriguez: Teclados
  • Dave Moreno: Batería
  • Juan Perez: Bajo

Discografía

  • Tribe Of Gypsies (1996)
  • Nothing Lasts Forever (1997)
  • Revolucion 13 (1998)
  • III (2000)
  • Dweller On The Threshold (2006)

Véase también

Referencias


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