Jordi Sanchez and Miguel Arjona met for first time in the Athletism club of Sant Feilu de Llobregat. They were fans of groups like Yazoo, OMD and specially, Depeche Mode. They debuted in the musical scene with Konga Music, an indie record label which supported all kinds of electronic music. In 1991, appeared their first release, a mini album called "Llámalo sueño...". This album is the most successful of their career and sold over 400.000 copies in Spain. In fact, they entered in the history of the Spanish pop music for being the first group that had such sales with a debut album. Four singles were released from the album. The first one was "¿De que me sirve llorar?", "Oculta realidad", "La princesa de mis sueños", and the most famous hit: "Historias de amor", which is considered the icon song from the group. Two years later, appeared their second album called "Momentos de fe", that was released with the label, Blanco y negro music. This time the album was highly promoted, but it didn't have the success of the first album. It sold over 130.000 copies. The singles extracted from the album were: "Dicen", "Robarle al tiempo", "Lágrimas de soledad" and "Todavía". The first single was very polemical because the tital song was directed to the musical critics who used to make very bad reviews about their music.
Decline in sales and popularity
The third album, called "Trilogía", was released in 1995 and was the first album released with the Spanish branch of EMI, the same label in which they would release their next albums. Trilogía was famous for its first single : "Mi razón de ser", the first single that became an instantaneous hit. The following singles were: "Nada soy sin ti", "Dulce final", and "Otra canción de amor". In spite of being under promoted, the album was well received, but its success was only moderate: It sold 80.000 copies and was certified gold. This was much lower than expected, and was the start of a long bad relationship with their record label. One year later they released their fourth album called "Donde el corazón nos lleve". The title of the album was intended as an ultimatum to EMI in result of the bad relationship with this label. The sales of this album were a huge failure. In fact the album was not certified, which led to a quick decline of the popularity of the group. In 1998 they released a compilation album "Singles 91/98". This retrospective album was a "goodbye" to their fans because EMI had completely lost confidence in them. The album contained four new songs: "En medio de nada", "Juicio interior", a cover of "De qué me sirve llorar?", and a remix of "Historias de amor". The unexpected and surprising success of this album was one of the reasons why the group regained popularity, and gave them the chance to stay with EMI.
Return to pre-eminence
In 2000, two years after the compilation album, they released their fifth studio album, called "ANTROPOP", the second best selling album of their career. This album was produced by Carlos Jean, one of the big names of the Spanish electronic music scene. This album had four singles: "Tu sigue así", whose music video won the Ondas award for the best promotional video. The second single "El cielo no entiende" was used as the main theme for Spain's cycling tour coverage. The remaining singles were: "Falsa moral" and "Lo tengo que dejar". Babylon, Feeling, Ultimatum, and 20BK are the albums which complete their discography. In June 2012 they released a new single called "Promises", which will be included in the new studio album of original material that will be released in 2013.
