La Frontera

Spanish rock band founded in the middle 80s by Javier Andreu, Antonio Berzosa (Toni Marmota), José Battaglio (from Esqueletos), Joaquín (Quino) Maqueda (Reprises) y Rafa Hernández, who soon left hem to fund Desperados (4). On some records Toti Arbolés played drums with them. In 1987 Charlie Fierro (keyboards) joined the band. Members has changed through the years, but they are still leaded by Javier Andreu and Toni Marmota. After winning the Madrid Rock Villa Contest in 1984, they released their first album. His greatest popularity would come with "La Rosa de los Vientos" (1989) and "Palabras de Fuego" (1990).