Volumen brutal

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Released 22 February 1982 Length 40:34 Producer Chapa and Barón Rojo Release date 22 February 1982 Genres Heavy metal, Hard rock		Recorded November 1981 Language Spanish Artist Barón Rojo Label Chapa Discos

Studio Kingsway Studios, London, UK Similar Barón Rojo albums, Heavy metal albums

Bar n rojo volumen brutal 1982 full album

Volumen brutal is the second studio album by Spanish metal band Barón Rojo. It was produced by Chapa Discos and Barón Rojo and published by Chapa Discos in 1982.

The album was recorded in 1982 at Kingsway Studios, owned by ex-Deep Purple's frontman Ian Gillan, in two weeks. This album was released in two versions: one with lyrics in Spanish and another sung in English. Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden is credited for helping the band with the translation. This led Barón Rojo to international success specially in the United Kingdom, where they graced the cover of music magazine Kerrang!. "Stand Up" was chosen as European single.

Volumen brutal was ranked as the 17th Best Rock en Español Album Ever according to American magazine Al Borde.

Barón Rojo

Armando de Castro - guitars, backing vocals, vocals on "Hermano del rock & roll".

Carlos de Castro - guitars, backing vocals, vocals on "Incomunicación", "Dame la oportunidad", "Las flores del mal" and "Satánico plan (Volumen brutal)".

José Luis Campuzano "Sherpa" - bass, backing vocals, vocals on "Los rockeros van al infierno", "Son como hormigas", "Resistiré" and "Concierto para ellos".

Hermes Calabria - drums and percussion

Additional musicians

Mel Collins - saxophone on "Son Como Hormigas"

Colin Towns - keyboards on "Concierto para ellos"

Production

Vicente Romero aka Chapa - producer

Bob Broglia - engineer

Songs

1Incomunicación3:40
2Los rockeros van al infierno4:17
3Dame la oportunidad3:35

References

Volumen brutal Wikipedia

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