After impressing two members of Mecano, Spanish Pop-Rock band La Unión finally got signed to a record label and released they’re debut album in 1984.
Although rarely heard outside of the Rock en Español scene, the band has managed to be remembered primarily by a few of they’re singles (especially the ones contained in Mil Siluetas), which generally speaking, boast an overwhelming mixture of musical styles, ranging from New Wave, Electro Rock, Piano Rock and Jazz. To be perfectly honest, the record seems a bit under developed in terms of composition and engineering, but what is undeniable are the tracks catchiness and emotive melodies, which propelled La Union as one of Latin Rock’s most recognizable exponents in the eighties.
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