Carlos Guirao
Carlos Guirao Felices was a musician and composer born in Barcelona 23 February 1954. He died in Barcelona 17 January 2012.[1]
Carlos Guirao | |
|---|---|
| Birth name | Carlos Guirao Felices |
| Born | 23 February 1954 Barcelona, Spain |
| Died | 17 January 2012 (aged 57) Barcelona, Spain |
| Genres | electronic music Progressive rock |
| Occupation(s) | Musician |
| Instrument(s) | keyboard, Guitar |
| Years active | 1970–2012 |
| Labels | At-mooss records, PDI |
| Website | http://carlosguirao.blogspot.com |
Carlos Guirao was member of several groups being the most well-known Neuronium, Programa and Cherish Band. In 1981 he performed for the Spanish Television program "Musical Express". This program consisted of interviews[2] and performances. This program included a performance of Carlos and Michel Huygen jointly with Vangelis at the Nemo Studio in London. Videos of this performance exist.[3] In this period he was also in touch with Klaus Schulze, who initially had to prepare the mixing of his third LP Digital dream. They also played a jam session with Teddy Bautista and Ash Ra Tempel for "Musical express".[4][5]
Discography
(1977): Quasar 2C361 (Neuronium)
(1978): Vuelo quimico (Neuronium)
(1980): Digital dream (Neuronium)
(1981): The visitor (Neuronium)
(1982): Chromium echoes (Neuronium)
(1982): Revelation (Carlos Guirao)
(1983): Sintesis digital (Programa)
(1984): Maxi Impacto-Reunion de amigos (Programa)
(1985): Acropolis (Programa)
(1986): Paris Dakar (Programa)
(2002): A Separate Affair (Neuronium – Vangelis)
(2005): Pesadillas de un ser viviente (Carlos Guirao, unpublished)
(2008): Ensayos bajo una tormenta (Carlos Guirao, unpublished)
(2010): Symphony (Carlos Guirao)
(2011): Alchemy (Loibant & Guirao)
(2011): Brumas (Carlos Guirao)
(2011): El vuelo de las almas miticas (Carlos Guirao)
(2012): PubLine (Carlos Guirao concierto en Lleida, unpublished)
(2012): Queda vida.....(Cherish Band)
(2012): OpRock (Carlos Guirao, unpublished)
(2012): Magics (Carlos Guirao, unpublished)
(2012): Excerpts (Carlos Guirao, unpublished)
External resources
References
- Progressive Rock Central (January 2012). "Spanish Electronic Music Pioneer Carlos Guirao Dies".
- TVE (1981). "interview TVE".
- Neuronium (1981). "Live performance Neuronium – Vangelis".
- "Encyclopedia of Electronic Music". Retrieved 10 September 2012.
- "Jam session Neuronium – Ashra". TVE "Musical Express" 1981. Retrieved 11 September 2012.