Gomez (Raquel)  (Germany) EuroDance group Added : 04/09/2006 Viewed 8101 times                                     92 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Raquel Gomez singles

	Funky	1993
	Over And Over	2nd Dec 2002

Featurings

	Public Art - River (Run Dry)	4th Nov 1993	LISTEN
	Candy - Holiday	1994
	Public Art - River II	15th Apr 1994
	Matador - Ritmo Nacional	1995
	Hysterie - You're The One	10th Jan 1995
	2 Heads - Do You Really Want My Love	20th Jan 1995	LISTEN
	C-Block - So Strung Out	1996
	Powersound - Whenever You Want Me	30th Apr 1996
	Hope - Future World	24th Jul 1996	LISTEN
	Intermission - Planet Love	22nd May 1997
	Garcia - Bamboleo	27th Jun 1997	LISTEN
	Garcia - La Vida Bonita	25th Jun 1998	LISTEN
	Garcia - Kalimba De Luna	15th Jun 1999	LISTEN
	Jam and Spoon - Stella 1999 - 1992 (How Stella Got Her Groove Back)	21st Jul 1999
	T-One - Somewhere Out There	2000

Compositions

Garcia - La Vida Bonita

25th Jun 1998

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Songwriting

	Garcia - La Vida Bonita	25th Jun 1998	LISTEN
	Garcia - Kalimba De Luna	15th Jun 1999	LISTEN

Aliases - Records released under other names

Raquel Gomez biography

Raquel was born in Spain but grew up in Wiesbaden (Germany). At the age of 15 she entered her first band, and met the guitarist Carlos Alfonso de Jesus. In 1994 she was spotted by the team T. Fenslau/ N. Katzmann/ D. Laurent and became the vocalist on Public Art's second single River.

In 1995 : Raquel contributed as writer and co-composer to Matador's Ritmo Nacional, released under Maad Records. The same year, she was the voice on Intermission's Planet Love. She also appeared on 2 Heads (for the single Do You Really Want My Love) and Hysterie (only on the single You're The One). Then she released her first solo single under the name Raquel : Man on the Moon.

In 1996 she took part as female vocalist to the projects Hope (as Raquel Gomez-Rey). She also did vocals for C-Block So Strung Out (# 4 in the German Top 100) and Jam & Spoon Stella 99.

In 1997 she became a member of the Garcia project together with Rod D. She recorded the singles Bamboleo (that she co-wrote), La Vida Bonita and Kalimba De Luna. The she left the project.

In 1999, she gave her voice to the vocal version of Stella by Jam & Spoon.

In 2000, she appeared on T-One's single Somewhere Out There.

In 2002, after meeting Carlos Alfonso de Jesus again, she came back to her solo-career, releasing the single Over And Over.

The biography was last updated Sun, January 10th 2010

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