Sweet California
Spanish girl band
Sweet California is a Spanish girl group formed on 24 January 2013. The group currently consists of Sonia Gómez, Alba Reig and Tamara Nsue; former member Rocío Cabrera departed the group in February 2016, being replaced by Nsue.
They were discovered by record label Warner Music Spain and Must! Producciones and have more than 100,000 records sold in Spain, a Best Spanish Act MTV Award, Gold Record and 2× Platinum Records in Spain.
History
2013: Beginnings and Infatuated
In 2013, they were discovered by the management company responsible for the launch of Auryn, and brought to Madrid. The vocalists Rocío Cabrera Torregrosa, Sonia Gómez González and Alba Reig Gilabert began this project, covering viral songs such as "Troublemaker" or "Price Tag" to upload them to YouTube as a presentation. Their great opportunity to present themselves to the public was their performances as opening act on Auryn's "Anti-Heroes" tour.
On July 30, 2013, after having signed a contract with the record company Warner Music Spain that same month, they released their first song: "Infatuated".
2014: Break of Day
In April 2014, Sweet California released their first album Break of Day. Recorded between New York, Los Angeles and Spain, it was produced by Tony Sánchez-Ohlsson.
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