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Jorge Illegal Resurrects on a Posthumous Record: «I Would Have Liked to Tell Him Not to Run so Much»

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In 2016, bass player Willy Vijande had been disconnected from Illegals for more than twenty years. After being expelled twice from the group and having been recycled as one of the most requested sound technicians of the Spanish rock circuit, he didn’t even think of coming back. But the unexpected death of those who replaced him to the bass in 1993, Alejandro ‘Espina’ Blanco, precipitated a call from Jorge Martínez to resume his post and, after a…

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In 2016, bass player Willy Vijande had been disconnected from Illegals for more than twenty years. After being expelled twice from the group and having been recycled as one of the most requested sound technicians of the Spanish rock circuit, he didn’t even think of coming back. But the unexpected death of those who replaced him to the bass in 1993, Alejandro ‘Espina’ Blanco, precipitated a call from Jorge Martínez to resume his post and, after a…

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abc broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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