Luis Blanco

Although it began at an early age in the so-called underground culture of the 80s, its extensive musical catalog is characterized by constant incursions into stylistic trends distant to its initial genre, such as opera, jazz, soul, progressive rock or fusion jazz rock. In 1988 he signed his first professional contract with the label Bruixola with the group "Ultimatum Rock". Since then he has been part of several groups such as Adrenalina, Ouija,Luís Blanco Soul Band, Free To Dream or Perfect Strangers. It emphasizes its participation like singer of the group "Perfect Strangers" from 1998, tribute to Deep Purple and with which it has realized numerous tours since the year 1999 that have taken to him by all Europe. In April 2016, within the framework of the Rock festival organized by the Eboardmuseum, they had the collaboration of Ian Paice, the original drummer of Deep Purple, recording a DVD of the concert. Since 1998 he combines the performances with the direction of the Jam Session Educational Centers in Barcelona, ​​(Jam Session School of Music and Jam Session School of Music) where the first official university degree is taught in Spain in the field of Rock, Urban Music and Trends, approved by the AQU (Agència de Qualificació Universitària) . In 2004 he created the record label Jam Session Records, which absorbs the catalog of NB Music Productions and in which he plays the role of music producer. At record level, he has sold thousands of records from the United States to Japan, crossing all of Europe, and has toured in various countries such as Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Croatia, Slovenia, Latvia, France, Italy, Portugal and even Cuba, Carrying out the first Rock tour throughout the island. Its diverse record catalog with an infinity of formations has been recently reedited and digitized, and is now available all over the planet. He also highlights his facet as a writer and has published essay and research books, among his most outstanding works is: Will I get to that note? Vocal technique of the Great Hard Rock, Lenoir Publishing, which involved singers like Ian Gillan, Glenn Hughes, Graham Bonnet, Joe Lynn Turner, Doogie White, Kevin DuBrow, James LaBrie, Don Dokken. and Miguel Ríos, achieving critical success and public. The studio work "Rocktámbulo", recorded in analog format and edited on vinyl, was considered "Best Progressive Rock Album 2011", taking it on tour from the Baltic to the Antilles. In 2018 Ultimatum Rock release his definitive album edition.