Leño was a Spanish rock ensemble from Madrid established in 1978. They achieved professional recognition for a musical style characterized by hard rock and urban rock and for being one of the most influential bands in Spanish rock history. The ensemble was founded by the vocalist and guitarist Rosendo Mercado, the drummer Ramiro Penas, and the bassist Chiqui Mariscal following the breakup of the ensemble Ñu. Their recording career began with the debut single "Este Madrid / Aprendiendo a escuchar" (1978) followed by the debut eponymous studio recording Leño (1979). The ensemble achieved professional recognition for the addition of the bassist Tony Urbano who replaced Mariscal during the recording of their first album. Their discography included the live recording En directo (1981) which became their best-selling record and featured the emblematic song "Maneras de vivir". Leño achieved professional recognition for the studio recording Más madera (1980) and the studio recording ¡Corre, corre! (2012). The group became inactive in October 1983 following a tour with the musician Miguel Ríos. They achieved professional recognition for selling over 500,000 album units during their career.
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Cicatrice
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Mani piene di niente
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Dj Hero Bass Party
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Mi-E Fum
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Dear Bad Cops
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Walk and the Talk 2
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Esencial Leño
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and The World Laughs With You
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Leño 1978-1983 (Versión Audio)
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Jovem Guarda 35 Anos Leno, Vol. 1
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Maneras De Vivir
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Aquelas Canções (Antologia 1968-1970) (Remix)
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Corre Corre
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