Apenino

 
foto:Jorge Obón

Apenino is Marco playing to be a musician, shouted in a room full of musical knick-knacks and instruments. At the present moment the ukulele seems his favourite…
But before being Apenino, Marco also played to be a musician with others: in Hemisferio Izquierdo with Rafa, Mario and Gerardo and in Dar ful ful with Xavi Font. Well, at the beginning of the principle, there was also a garage-punk-noise band, Fulsomes, and it looks to be that they went on stage with leather masks…
Marco became Apenino when Dar ful ful was finished (…it’s finished, ok?) and he began to prepare a 4 songs EP called “En la hora azul”, which was edited on September 2003. That was the “début”, and a year later there was appear the LP “Bumerán, bumerán”, a record with 10 songs edited, as the previous one, by Jabalina.
During the following three years Apenino created new songs, but also was a time for collaborating with Rafael Romero (Raro) and for developing a new character…El Oso Goloso. A new “alter ego” who just exists here, in the Net, which Marco uses to show other little part of himself.
On September 2007 Apenino returns with “Un rayo de sol”, a new album with new courses.

The contributions of other people are essential to Apenino becomes a reality:
-Arturo Vaquero achieves that Apenino’s records sound better than in his room.
-Javier Aramburu has skilfully designed the two first covers and Fernando Vicente, with the support of Nacho Olivares, the third one
-Ana was the voice in “la bailarina china”.
-Carmen sang the choirs on all whole “Bumerán, bumerán” and “Un rayo de sol”
-Amelia, Ana, Juan and Santi R. fill the part of the stage which it would be empty without them.
-Ana D sings “El Balneario” and Oli plays the bass guitar in “Below the stars”, both songs from “Un rayo de sol”
-Maria is the third ear, the filter of ideas, the moral support… and the inspiration, sure.
 
The story continues, building up day after day with new songs, new initiatives and new collaborations. This web page will talk about it … Welcome!