Sangronez

Sangronez means "bleeders", roughly, otherwise "little punks", the kind that shake things up and keep them shaking. They burst onto the rock en espanol scene in late 2003, debuting with Sombra (LA), and have been making tidal wave-sized strides since. Sangronez can fill any venue with rock that bounces off the rafters, with superb vocalist Joe Laguna (a front man who can out-suavé Ricky Martin), drummer Ray "Rayzor" Contreras (Parasite) delivering a punkabilly backbeat that gets audience members pole-vaulting out of their seats, powerhouse bassman Marty Mendoza (who dominates his leg of the stage like a Latino Gene Simmons), and razor crunch guitarist Chuck Gonzales. Sangronez lays down thick and chewy rhythms and hardcore hooks coated in the passion and good vibe that permeates Latin-influenced music. They play with hard and high energy, but most importantly, their music feels as good as it sounds and looks.

Sangronez is completing their album project for 2004 at The Cavern Studios (Producer Bill Kashmin) in Tucson. The band is coming up fast, having already secured full management with Right Time Productions and major national distribution with Navarre, and picked up tour dates throughout the Southwest starting February 2004 (Johnny Foxx - West LA, The Rock - Tucson, Starlight Room - Phoenix, Yuma in April). They are scheduled for a Fall tour launched by Lodown Music with several other rock en espanol artists, promoted by SP Entertainment out of LA.

Sangronez can fill any venue with rock that bounces off the rafters, a front man that can out-suavé Ricky Martin, a punkabilly backbeat that launches audiences out of their seats, and a crazed bassist who dominates his leg of the stage like a Latino Gene Simmons. Sangronez plays with hard and high energy, but most importantly, their music feels as good as it sounds.

For information on booking Sangronez for benefits, clubs, tours, or special appearances, contact ldc@righttimeproductions.com and/or call 520-940-3944.