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Las Chinas
Band, ES
Rock and Pop
Spanish band from the 80's. Founded by María José Serrano (vocals) and Montse Cuní (bass, Luis Auserón's girlfriend on these times), as the first all-girls band from the new "movida". They were joined by Miluca Sanz (keyboards) and Isabel Pérez-Jurado, Luna (guitar). Their first drummer was a 12 years old girl soon replaced by Eduardo Benavente and later by Solrac (Carlos Velázquez), but finally -as they preferred a girl- replaced by Speedy (Isabel Acosta). But they just recorded one single (El Hombre Salvaje/Amor en frío) and disappeared, except Mª José who mutated into Kiki D'Aki.
Members
 | María José Serrano |
 | Montse Alfonso |
| Isabel Pérez |
| Isabel Acosta |
| Miluca Sanz key ES |
Popular Tracks 
El Hombre Salvaje - Remasterizado on El Hombre Salvaje by Las Chinas Amor En Frío - Remasterizado on El Hombre Salvaje by Las ChinasTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amor En Frio | Las Chinas | 2013 | Compil. |
| 23 De Enero | Las Chinas | 2013 | Single |
| Banda Sonora Original De La Película "La Proxima Estacion" | Cristina Marcos, Las Chinas | 1982 | Single |
| El Hombre Salvaje | Las Chinas | 1980 | Single |
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