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Mil siluetas 1984
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Mil siluetas

In 1984, La Unión released Mil siluetas, an album that became a benchmark for the group's sound. This work came after the band, formed in Madrid in 1982 by Luis Bolín, Mario Martínez, and Íñigo Zabala, added Rafa Sánchez on vocals. The album was fueled by a period of intense instrumental track creation, to which lyrics and vocal performance were later added. The recording process for this album, which included ten songs, benefited from the production of Nacho Cano and Rafael Abitbol, who worked on key tracks such as La Niebla and Lobo‐hombre en París, inspired by Boris Vian's stories, as well as Voracidad.

Year
1984
Songs
10
Duration
36 min 25 seg
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Mil siluetas, according to DoReSol

Mil siluetas achieved platinum status, selling over one hundred thousand copies, which demonstrated the public's connection with La Unión's sonic proposal. Within the album, songs like Sildavia, Eclipse total, and the title track, Mil siluetas, stand out for their particular atmosphere. The album's sound, framed within pop rock and new wave, consolidated as one of the band's most recognized expressions, contributing to their career which would surpass two million records sold throughout their journey.