Lovorne is a well-known heavy metal band of Argentine origin, well known within the country’s underground environment, especially in the Federal capital.
His story began in 1997, when they used to be called “The Terminals”And they formed a quartet led by Luciano Napolitano, son of the illustrious Norberto “Pappo” Neapolitan.
They completed the band Diego tomas as a vocalist, Pali on the bass and Luis Sanchez in the battery. This formation was presented many times in various festivals representing themes from Ozzy Osbourne.
After having shown that they had enough money to record some material, they decided to incorporate Ruben Trombini on bass and got to work to release their first demo.
It takes a long time to take off and 1999 Almost all artists decide to go their separate ways by trying out new projects. Trombini, for example, he was the bassist of the mythical band Temper from Walter Giardino, at that time ex White rat.
Luciano for his part continued with the hopes of bringing forward The Terminals, and the opportunity presented itself when the record company Universal let him know that she was interested in some of his material.
This time he summoned Luis Sanchez already Miguel Bardiuk so that they would form the line-up with him and they locked themselves in to rehearse with all their hearts to get a good job, a kind of pact with the record company.
In the 2001 went out to the street “Heavy rock”And was very well received by the general public. This allowed them to go on tour for Federal capital Y Greater Buenos Aires in the 2002. With the success of the shows, they also spread to the main cities of the interior.
In the middle of 2003 things were not going quite well between the members so they decide to disintegrate the band. Luciano maintained his passion for the spirit of it for what he got to the current drummer Matías Arman and a bass player for sessions to record his next album.
By then they already began to call each other Lovorne, and they performed at many festivals such as the Quilmes Rock and the Cosquin Rock, sometimes with the participation of Pappo, Chizzo from La Renga, and other friends.
In the 2005 Guillermo Rouco he returned to the main bass just to participate in an impressive motorcycle tour with the band “Rock Motor”. Upon returning, the group went back to rehearse for their next album.
He himself was called “Sex, Fierros and Rocanrol”And was produced almost entirely by Luciano Napolitano. They recorded it in Abasto Studies and they began to present it as soon as it came out at the beginning of 2007.