Buenas Noches Rose was a rock band formed in 1992 by 5 young people in Alameda de Osuna, Madrid. They toured concert halls making versions of groups like Led Zeppelin or Leño.
In 1995 they had the opportunity to record their first album, named Buenas Noches Rose. This disc was recorded in Ravenna (Italy) with the support of Discos Madison (now disappeared), and was produced by Antonio Santos and Pablo Pinilla. The album contained songs such as La Granja, Talking with Plants and The Legend of the Cantor Wolf, and managed to sell more than 7,000 copies, which, for the first album by an independent rock group released by an unknown label, was considered a success .
The record company BMG noticed them and allowed them to record their second album, La danza de araña, released on the market in 1997. However, after an extensive tour, Jordi, the singer, decided to separate from the group and collaborated one season with the Parisian guitarist Drexl Jonez.
After this split, Alfredo assumed the role of vocalist; the group continued giving concerts and decided to record a new album. For this third album (entitled The dry season) the group did not have the collaboration of the record company, so they had to self-finance it.
After this last album, they decided to take their own path, related or not with music.
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