14 Facts About Eva Amaral

Eva Maria Amaral Lallana is a Spanish singer-songwriter, and a member of the group Amaral with Juan Aguirre.

Eva Amaral studied sculpture at the Zaragoza art school, and while studying was the drummer in the band Bandera Blanca.

Eva Amaral's father, Isidoro Amaral, was born in Caceres, Spain, and was the conductor of a music band, even though he did not like music.

Eva Amaral's parents did not like that their daughter worked as a musician, but they accepted it and ended up loving it.

Eva Amaral has an older sister, who "was the one that introduced me to the Beatles' and Simon and Garfunkel's music".

Eva Amaral declares that she is shy and as a teenager, she felt like a weirdo and had many insecurities.

Eva Amaral began to study lyrical singing when she realized that she wanted to become a singer.

Eva Amaral was asked to audition and the master admitted her with a discount.

Eva Amaral met him on the recording of an Enrique Bunbury's album, on which she collaborated.

In 2001, Eva Amaral was given the title of "honorary citizen" by the local government of Zaragoza.

Furthermore, in 2003, Eva Amaral played the leading role in a short film by Andreu Castro called "Flores para Maika".

Eva Amaral made a stop in Barcelona to record the concert and release it on DVD.

Eva Amaral has shown me that she is very brave and she stays true to herself, against the interests of the market.

Juan declares that they "needed to go back to their origins" and Eva Amaral adds that they "have lived a complete regression".