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The band born by the hands of two Obús members, Fernando Sánchez and Juan Luis Serrano, when they saw an Huracán gig where Azuzena was singing in 1983. The first line-up only recorded a demo in 1983 under the name Viuda Negra. Shortly after they changed their name to Santa.
Their most succesful release was Reencarnación that sold 17,000 copies in the first pressing. In 1985 Miguel Ángel Collado entered the band and the general sound became AOR. For that reason Julio Díaz left the band. After recording the album "No Hay Piedad para los Condenados", some problems between Jero Ramiro and Azuzena Dorado forced the last to leave the band and she begin a solo career.
A new vocalist, Leonor Marchesi, from the Argentinean band Púrpura entered the band to record an album in a AOR/Hard Rock feeling that only sold 3000 copies. After a gig in 1987 the band decided to split-up.
The band born by the hands of two Obús members, Fernando Sánchez and Juan Luis Serrano, when they saw an Huracán gig where Azuzena was singing in 1983. The first line-up only recorded a demo in 1983 under the name Viuda Negra. Shortly after they changed their name to Santa.
Their most succesful release was Reencarnación that sold 17,000 copies in the first pressing. In 1985 Miguel Ángel Collado entered the band and the general sound became AOR. For that reason Julio Díaz left the band. After recording the album "No Hay Piedad para los Condenados", some problems between Jero Ramiro and Azuzena Dorado forced the last to leave the band and she begin a solo career.
A new vocalist, Leonor Marchesi, from the Argentinean band Púrpura entered the band to record an album in a AOR/Hard Rock feeling that only sold 3000 copies. After a gig in 1987 the band decided to split-up.
