In the 1980s, in a neighborhood of Zaragoza, a teenager Juan Aguirre began to mess with his electric guitar and soak up pop music. And suddenly, he discovered the Byrds. That was a kind of lighting, the beginning of everything. Amaral’s guitarist, who intermittently spent his childhood in Donostia, has always shown a special inclination for music, whether current or past decades, independent or mainstream. Juan Aguirre is a lover of music that h…
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In the 1980s, in a neighborhood of Zaragoza, a teenager Juan Aguirre began to mess with his electric guitar and soak up pop music. And suddenly, he discovered the Byrds. That was a kind of lighting, the beginning of everything. Amaral’s guitarist, who intermittently spent his childhood in Donostia, has always shown a special inclination for music, whether current or past decades, independent or mainstream. Juan Aguirre is a lover of music that h…