Tino Casal
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José Celestino Casal Ãlvarez, known as Tino Casal, was a Spanish singer, songwriter, and producer born in 1950, in Asturias, Spain. He began his musical career in 1963 in the group Los Zafiros Negros, and later joined Los Archiduques in 1967. After a brief stint in London as a painter, he returned to Spain in 1977 and signed with Philips, releasing modest singles before moving to EMI in 1981. His debut solo album Neocasal introduced the hit âChampú de Huevoâ, which reached Number 1 on the Spanish charts. Subsequent releasesâEtiqueta Negra (1983), Hielo Rojo (1984), Lágrimas de Cocodrilo (1987), and Histeria (1989)âproduced chartâtopping tracks such as âEmbrujadaâ and âEloiseâ. The album Lágrimas de cocodrilo became the second biggest-selling album in Spain in 1988 behind Mecano's Descanso Dominical. Casal collaborated with artists like Pedro Almodóvar and produced for bands such as Obús. He died in a car accident in Madrid in 1991. Compilations like Grandes Ãxitos: Etiqueta Negra (1991) and Tino Casal: The Platinum Collection (2007) reaffirmed his influence on 1980s Spanish pop and rock.
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- Más Pánico En El Edén
- Póker Para Un Perdedor
- No Fuimos Héroes (Don't You Want Me)
- Que Digan Misa
- Tigre BengalÃ
- Los Pájaros
- Oro Negro
- African Chic
- Pánico en el Edén
- Teatro De La Oscuridad
- Santa Inquisición
- Mañana
- Stupid Boy-Varsion Maxi En Espaùol
- Noche De Perros
- Sex O No Sex
- Embrujada
- Miel En La Nevera
- Stupid Boy-Pumpin'Dolls Club Mix
- Champú de huevo
- Champu De Huevo -Pumpin'dolls Radio Edit
- Stupid Boy
- Goodnight Hollywood "Buenas Noches Hollywood"
- Destino Casual
- Vanidosa
