History of Carolina Durante in Timeline

Carolina Durante is a Spanish indie rock band formed in Madrid in 2017. The band consists of Diego Ibáñez, Martín Vallhonrat, Juan Pedrayes, and Mario del Valle. They signed with Sonido Muchacho and released their debut EP, 'Necromántico,' in December 2017. Their debut album, released in April 2019, reached number two on the PROMUSICAE chart. Notably, Carolina Durante performed more concerts than any other Spanish act in 2019, solidifying their presence in the Spanish music scene.

December 2017: Debut EP Release

In December 2017, Carolina Durante released their debut extended play titled "Necromántico" under a joint record deal with Sonido Muchacho.

2017: Record Deal and EP Release

In 2017, Carolina Durante signed a joined contract with Sonido Muchacho and released their first EP titled "Necromático" on December 23, receiving positive reviews.

2017: Band Formation

In 2017, Carolina Durante was formed in Madrid and named after a summer romantic interest.

March 2018: Release of 'Cayetano' and Controversy

In March 2018, the band released their first hit single, 'Cayetano,' which caused controversy due to its explicit content and naming of political parties in Spain. The song later earned the band a Premio MIN for 'Song of the Year' and another one for 'Best New Artist'.

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November 2018: Release of 'Perdona (Ahora Sí Que Sí)' with Amaia

In November 2018, Carolina Durante released a more pop track titled "Perdona (Ahora Sí Que Sí)" alongside Amaia, a winner of Operación Triunfo, gaining them national popularity. The song is a cover of Marcelo Criminal's original.

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April 2019: Debut Studio Album Release

In April 2019, Carolina Durante released their debut studio album, which debuted at the second spot of the PROMUSICAE chart.

April 26, 2019: Debut Album Release and Secret Shows

On April 26, 2019, Carolina Durante released their self-titled debut studio album and premiered it with four secret shows in Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona, and Seville. The album debuted at the second position of the PROMUSICAE chart.