- José
Fernando Arbex Miró (28 May 1941 – 5 July 2003) was an
influential Spanish musician and
songwriter from Madrid, who enjo****
success both with his...
- the 1970s and 1980s when they were led by
drummer and
producer Fernando Arbex. The group's
musical style was
initially Latin rock with jazz and funk influences...
-
appeared in the
musical Something Rotten!,
translated into
Spanish by
Marcos Árbex and
premiered at the
Arapiles Theater in Madrid. In
January 2021, he joined...
-
Daniela Arbex (born in Juiz de Fora on
April 19, 1973) is a
prestiged Brazilian journalist and writer,
known by non-fictional
books about human rights...
- Lion)" (Fernando
Arbex) – 6:24 "Lover of the Night" (José
Maria Moll, José Luis Tejada) – 4:10 "Viva Maria" (
Arbex) – 5:56 "Dolores" (
Arbex) – 5:08 "(Be My)...
- Breznev" (
Arbex) – 5:53 "Wild Cat" (
Arbex) – 4:49 "Jeronimo" (
Arbex) – 5:20 "Be the Way to Be" (
Arbex, Jesús Gordaliza) – 3:39 "Laura" (
Arbex, Moll, Moll)...
- (Fernando
Arbex) – 5:01 "Try and Try" (
Arbex) – 6:15 "Only for Men" (
Arbex,
Enrique Morales) – 3:32 "Never in This World" (
Arbex) – 3:27 "Woman" (
Arbex) – 5:04...
- work from José Luis Perales,
Danilo Vanoa, Gian
Pietro Felisatti,
Fernando Arbex, and
Sandro Giacobbe. The
album produced two
additional singles: the upbeat...
- “Spanish Beatles”. The
group was
formed in 1964. The
members were
Fernando Arbex (drums),
Manuel González (b****), Juan
Pardo (guitar) and
Antonio ‘Junior’...
- and then went on to join the
Spanish rock
outfit Los Brincos.
Fernando Arbex,
drummer of Los Brincos,
produced Rusty Rock. From the album,
Rusty Rock...
