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Content Introduction Ginebras, a four-piece girl band that has perfected Spanish pop sensibilities, has rapidly grown into a popular band in Spain, winning the prestigious MIN Awards, the pinnacle of Spanish indie music, and having their music featured in a Netflix drama. With their punkish and humorous lyrics and tropical and cute sound, these next-generation funk-Latin stars are finally making their Japanese debut with their 2nd album, "Billie Max, Who Are You?" Ginebras, who have gained popularity in the Spanish youth culture scene for their outstanding pop sensibilities and exceptional performance skills, will thrill rock and pop fans around the world with their 2nd album, "Billie Max, Who Are You?", and invite them into the world of wonderfully cheerful Latin music. Ginebras, a band formed by Magui Berto (lead vocals/guitar) and Sandra Sabatel (lead guitar) who were students at Complutense University in Madrid, scouted Raquel Lopez (bass) and Jules Acosta (drums) via Tinder?a story typical of Generation Z. Their debut album, "Ya Dormir? Cuando Me Muera," won "Best Pop Album" at the MIN Awards, which recognizes outstanding Spanish indie bands, making them a band that has garnered attention. Since then, they have continued to generate buzz with a song tie-in with the Netflix original drama "Sky Loj" and selections on Spotify's global charts. They are also known for their energetic live performances that captivate audiences, and are in high demand at festivals and other events. In this latest work, their autobiographical lyrics, full of humor and wit, remain intact, and the occasional scathing words are part of their charm. Influenced by ska and Latin music, their tropical and cute sound evokes vibrant colors, light, and madness, overflowing with a moody and uncontrollable energy, making it perfect as background music for parties. Their sound also has an appeal that is reminiscent of 80s funk-Latin bands such as Haircut 100, Modern Romance, and The Belle Stars, so it is highly recommended for neo-acoustic fans as well. Starting with the impressive power-pop-style beautiful melody of #1 "Billie Max," followed by the groovy and catchy #2 "Alex Turner," #3 "Desastre de persona," recorded at Abbey Road Studios in England and featuring a harmonious collaboration with Spanish national musician Dani Martin, the funky and party-ready #5 "Rapapa," and #10 "Que gozadita," with its fantastic Bow Wow Wow-esque intro, they fully demonstrate the skills of Latin musicians. And finally, they show a more mature side with the mellow piano number "Muchas gracias por venir". The biggest surprise is that such a talented band exists far away in Madrid, but they still seem to have room to grow, and we can't take our eyes off their future activities. [TRACKLIST] 1. Billie Max 2. Alex Turner 3. En Bolas 4. Desastre de Persona feat. Dani Mart?o 5. Rapap?o 6. Omeprazol 7. Lunes Negro feat. Karavana 8. Ansiedad 9. He Resucitado a Elvis 10. Qu?o Gozadita 11. Muchas Gracias por Venir + Bonus track to be included Media reviews and more Ginebras, a four-piece girl band that has perfected Spanish pop sensibilities. They have rapidly grown into a popular band in Spain, winning the prestigious MIN Awards, the pinnacle of Spanish indie music, and having their music used in a Netflix drama. With punkish and humorous lyrics and a tropical and cute sound, the next generation of funk-Latin stars finally makes their Japanese debut with their 2nd album, "Billie Max, Who Are You?" (C)RS