Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Denise Milani Tpoless





"The Pecos does not have the music never stopped"
23/03/2011 "The Pecos does not have the music never stopped. Some media themselves have given us for dead, but we have always been in the gap. It is true that, as in any race, we had ups and downs but we are happy to stay there, preparing something special for next year we will celebrate our 35 anniversary, "said Javier-MORNING to the blond who with his brother Peter are Madrid duo's successful melodic song.



The Pecos act this Friday (21.30 hours) at the Teatre Principal in a tour which began last November and runs until May. "The response we are getting by the public is excellent and we hope Lleida be no exception, "says Javier. "We are artists that we do not need to make a record to still be there, but we want to celebrate those 35 years with new material and offering something else that we are studying," he announces. La sinceridad y honestidad que esgrime Javier le lleva a afirmar que Los Pecos seguirán “hasta que la gente quiera”, ya que otra parte de ese éxito reside en toda “esa gente que nos sigue, que es la que nos mantiene vivos”. Desde ese Concierto para adolescentes que Juan Pardo produjo al dueto en 1978 hasta Un manantial de ternura y su más reciente caja con libro y doble CD+DVD, Una historia, Los Pecos harán en Lleida un repaso a su historia musical plasmada en diez discos y dos recopilatorios, con ocho millones de ejemplares vendidos. Los Pecos son artífices de canciones que se mantienen en la memoria y que forman parte del recuerdo de una generación.
The brothers Javier and Pedro Herrero Pozo in music began in 1977, at a time when the English musical scene was dominated by melodic solo. "I was only 17 years old and my brother 15 months less. We started in a transition of this country when we did not know what direction they would take, "recalls the singer, referring to Miguel Bosé and Tequila as the other proposals of the moment that" broke the corseted aesthetic of the time and went out on TV with very casual attire. " Javier admits always set at singers like John Anderson (Yes) and Roger Hodgson (Supertramp): "I identified with the voice of both, although I can not say the same about music." Los Pecos Let begin their concerts, song from their third album, and are two hours on stage flailing about 24 pieces. "We are going from strength to strength, and obviously we can not forget our most emblematic" he says, mentioning Memories, Tell me about yourself, Chords, A pair of hearts, magically, or hopes, their debut single which was on 1978 four weeks at number one on the charts. "On stage we are ten, including singers and musicians" says.
Javier remembers being in this land for years but for them, "all places are equal, because the public is deserving of respect regardless of their origin and when we hit the stage we give ourselves to stop." The bulk of the people who come to see The Pecos is the one that began, "but we're taking a lot of surprises to raise up to three different generations. Many were not born when we started and know the songs. That's great, "he stresses.

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