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| past_members    = Seán Augas <br> Leoncio Baeza <br> Basilio Feliz <br> Roderic Merida <br> Lorccán Rafael
| past_members    = Seán Augas <br> Leon Black <br> Carter Reed <br> Rupert McIntyre <br> Lorccán Redman


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Sueños Rojos ({{wpl|Spanish language|Mejian}}: ''Red Dreams'') were a [[Costa Mejia|Mejian]] rock band formed in Carrizo in 1965. They achieved international acclaim with their progressive and psychedelic music. Distinguished by their philosophical lyrics, sonic experimentation, extended compositions, and elaborate live shows, they are one of the most commercially successful and influential groups in popular music history. The band has won more ''[[Impulso]]'' [[Impulso|''Act of the Year'']] awards than any of preforming group in history, having been awarded the ''Act of the Year'' award a total of five times; in 1978 for [[Red Diamond (Pardes)#Discography|''Wish Upon A Falling Star'']], in 1979 for [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Beasts'']], in 1983 for [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Stási'']], in 1987 for [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Forgetting to Remember to Forget'']], and finally in 1991 for [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Disjuncture in Time'']].  In addition, Sueños Rojos is one of only a few performers to ever win two or more ''Act of the Year'' awards consecutively, sharing this honor with {{Wpl|Arena rock|arena rock}} band [[Vajera]].  
Red Diamond were a [[Temuair|Aisling]] rock band formed in Sedboro in 1965. They achieved international acclaim with their progressive and psychedelic music. Distinguished by their philosophical lyrics, sonic experimentation, extended compositions, and elaborate live shows, they are one of the most commercially successful and influential groups in popular music history. The band has won more ''[[Impulso]]'' [[Impulso|''Act of the Year'']] awards than any of preforming group in history, having been awarded the ''Act of the Year'' award a total of five times; in 1978 for [[Red Diamond (Pardes)#Discography|''Wish Upon A Falling Star'']], in 1979 for [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Beasts'']], in 1983 for [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Stási'']], in 1987 for [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Forgetting to Remember to Forget'']], and finally in 1991 for [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Disjuncture in Time'']].  In addition, Red Diamond is one of only a few performers to ever win two or more ''Act of the Year'' awards consecutively, sharing this honor with {{Wpl|Arena rock|arena rock}} band [[Vajera]].  


==History==
==History==


Founded by three college friends Seán Augas, Leoncio Baeza, Roderic Merida, and who had traveled to Rucesion to attend college, They gained popularity performing in Carrizo underground music scene during the late 1960s, and under Baeza' leadership released two charting singles and a successful debut album in 1970. Follow the release of their first successful album, they recruited guitarist Basilio Feliz and went on to release three more successful albums in 1971 and 1972.  
Founded by three college friends Seán Augas, Leon Black, Rupert McIntyre, and who had traveled to Rucesion to attend college, They gained popularity performing in Carrizo underground music scene during the late 1960s, and under Black' leadership released two charting singles and a successful debut album in 1970. Follow the release of their first successful album, they recruited guitarist Carter Reed and went on to release three more successful albums in 1971 and 1972.  


Leoncio Baeza passed away in 1973 following a {{Wpl|Bad trip|bad trip}} after taking a large amount of {{wpl|lysergic acid diethylamide}}. According to statements from fellow band members, they had been discussing letting Baeza go from the band, citing the excessive amount of mind altering narcotics he was consuming. Baeza was alone with his girlfriend Lady Rebeca Zara when he died, reportedly experiencing a {{wpl|psychedelic experience}} and plunging to his death from the couple's 18th story apartment in Carrizo. Zara testified to police investigators that Baeza was using illegal narcotics and that he "became unreasonably afraid of something, was seized by something that cause him to experience abject terror. He tore around the house trying to escape 'it', whatever it was. He attacked me when I tried to restrain him, and crashed through the balcony window and over the railing." Investigators noted that Lady Zara did have several {{wpl|defense wound}}s and that the apartment was in a state of disarray upon their arrival. Lady Zara was eliminated as a suspect in the death and it was ruled a suicide. However, theories claiming that Lady Zara actually pushed Baeza through the glass door and over the ledge were rampant, and fueled by both Seán Augas and Lorccán Rafael, who stated that the couple often fought viciously, especially when Baeza was using narcotics. In a 1986 interview with ''[[Impulso]]'', Augas stated that there was "absolutely no doubt" in his mind that Lady Zara murdered Baeza.  
Leon Black passed away in 1973 following a {{Wpl|Bad trip|bad trip}} after taking a large amount of {{wpl|lysergic acid diethylamide}}. According to statements from fellow band members, they had been discussing letting Black go from the band, citing the excessive amount of mind altering narcotics he was consuming. Black was alone with his girlfriend Rebeca Zara when he died, reportedly experiencing a {{wpl|psychedelic experience}} and plunging to his death from the couple's 18th story apartment in Sedboro. Zara testified to police investigators that Black was using illegal narcotics and that he "became unreasonably afraid of something, was seized by something that cause him to experience abject terror. He tore around the house trying to escape 'it', whatever it was. He attacked me when I tried to restrain him, and crashed through the balcony window and over the railing." Investigators noted that Zara did have several {{wpl|defensive wound}}s and that the apartment was in a state of disarray upon their arrival. Lady Zara was eliminated as a suspect in the death and it was ruled a suicide. However, theories claiming that Lady Zara actually pushed Black through the glass door and over the ledge were rampant, and fueled by both Seán Augas and Lorccán Redman, who stated that the couple often fought viciously, especially when Black was using narcotics. In a 1986 interview with ''[[Impulso]]'', Augas stated that there was "absolutely no doubt" in his mind that Lady Zara murdered Black.  


Sueños Rojos enjoyed their highest popularity between 1976 and 1985, releasing a total of 5 critically acclaimed albums; [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''What Lies Beyond'']], [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Wish Upon A Falling Star'']], [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Beasts'']],  [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Then Came The Final Days of Fellows'']], and [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Stási'']].
Red Diamond enjoyed their highest popularity between 1976 and 1985, releasing a total of 5 critically acclaimed albums; [[Red Diamond#Discography|''What Lies Beyond'']], [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Wish Upon A Falling Star'']], [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Beasts'']],  [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Then Came The Final Days of Fellows'']], and [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Stási'']].


In 1980, Sueños Rojos embarked upon its most ambitious tour, seeking to only play in venues situated in ancient ruins, natural wonders or sites of cultural significance. The ''Herdanza'' tour lasted from May of 1980 until December of 1981 and included <> stops in <> nations. It is one of the most critically acclaimed live tours of all time, as well as one of the highest grossing in both attendance and revenue.  
In 1980, Red Diamond embarked upon its most ambitious tour, seeking to only play in venues situated in ancient ruins, natural wonders or sites of cultural significance. The ''Herdanza'' tour lasted from May of 1980 until December of 1981 and included <> stops in <> nations. It is one of the most critically acclaimed live tours of all time, as well as one of the highest grossing in both attendance and revenue.  


Sueños Rojos 1983 album  [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Stási'']] is arguably their most critically acclaimed and popular album. The bands first lyrical narrative {{wpl|concept album}} and {{wpl|rock opera}}, it was written by Augas during the bands 1982 ''Final Days'' tour, and explores the life of a floundering rock artist named Elfin, who heavily implied to be a pseudonym for Augas himself, though aspect of former band member Leoncio Baeza are also evident. Elfin grows up an orphan living on the streets of an unknown metropolis, battling first hunger and cold, while later facing nefarious criminals and his own addiction to narcotics. Elfin learns to play a stolen guitar and joins a band, and is suddenly showered in monetary wealth. Unable to handle the sudden change in his life, and rocked by the failure of his marriage to a manipulative and unfaithful spouse, Elfin seeks first to curtail his contact with others, and later attempts suicide. Though his attempt is a failure, he is left in a coma. During his coma, he relives his life, seeing things not as they were, but how they could have been, leading him to believe that his issues were of his own creation and could be rectified with effort. The ending of the story is ambiguous, implying that Elfin either recovers and wakes up, and passes away into a happier afterlife. Though initially receiving mixed reviews, ''Stási'' became one of Sueños Rojos' most defining albums, selling over 35 million copies as of November 2018. The album was ranked number 51 of 100 by ''Impulso'' in its 1999 "Best Music of the Century" listing.  
Red Diamond 1983 album  [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Stási'']] is arguably their most critically acclaimed and popular album. The bands first lyrical narrative {{wpl|concept album}} and {{wpl|rock opera}}, it was written by Augas during the bands 1982 ''Final Days'' tour, and explores the life of a floundering rock artist named Elfin, who heavily implied to be a pseudonym for Augas himself, though aspect of former band member Leon Black are also evident. Elfin grows up an orphan living on the streets of an unknown metropolis, battling first hunger and cold, while later facing nefarious criminals and his own addiction to narcotics. Elfin learns to play a stolen guitar and joins a band, and is suddenly showered in monetary wealth. Unable to handle the sudden change in his life, and rocked by the failure of his marriage to a manipulative and unfaithful spouse, Elfin seeks first to curtail his contact with others, and later attempts suicide. Though his attempt is a failure, he is left in a coma. During his coma, he relives his life, seeing things not as they were, but how they could have been, leading him to believe that his issues were of his own creation and could be rectified with effort. The ending of the story is ambiguous, implying that Elfin either recovers and wakes up, and passes away into a happier afterlife. Though initially receiving mixed reviews, ''Stási'' became one of Red Diamond' most defining albums, selling over 35 million copies as of November 2018. The album was ranked number 51 of 100 by ''Impulso'' in its 1999 "Best Music of the Century" listing.  


In 1985, the band broke up over difference between the members regarding the direction of the band, with both Augas and Rafael departing from the band in the middle of the production of their ninth album, [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Forgetting to Remember to Forget'']]. Feliz and Merida were able to retain the Sueños Rojos name and went on to release ''Forgetting to Remember to Forget'' in 1987 and a second album  [[Sueños Rojos#Discography|''Disjuncture in Time'']]  in 1992, both of which met with success. The two continued to tour until 1995. Rafael rejoined the band in 1993 to participate in two tours.  
In 1985, the band broke up over difference between the members regarding the direction of the band, with both Augas and Redman departing from the band in the middle of the production of their ninth album, [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Forgetting to Remember to Forget'']]. Reed and McIntyre were able to retain the Red Diamond name and went on to release ''Forgetting to Remember to Forget'' in 1987 and a second album  [[Red Diamond#Discography|''Disjuncture in Time'']]  in 1992, both of which met with success. The two continued to tour until 1995. Redman rejoined the band in 1993 to participate in two tours.  


In 1999, Augas and rejoined the band for a final farewell tour, and asked [[Reina Antigua|Valerio Ras]] and [[Reina Antigua]] to tour with them. Reina Antigua, founded by Rosa in 1996, is a {{Wpl|progressive heavy metal}} that derives much of its style from Sueños Rojos most popular works. According to Rosa, touring with Sueños Rojos on their farewell tour was the "proudest moment" of his life. Following the end of the tour, which made stops all across Aisling and in several foreign nations, the members of Sueños Rojos formally dissolved the band,and vowed that they would never, together or individually, preform any of its music again.
In 1999, Augas and rejoined the band for a final farewell tour, and asked [[Reina Antigua|Valerio Ras]] and [[Reina Antigua]] to tour with them. Reina Antigua, founded by Rosa in 1996, is a {{Wpl|progressive heavy metal}} that derives much of its style from Red Diamond most popular works. According to Rosa, touring with Red Diamond on their farewell tour was the "proudest moment" of his life. Following the end of the tour, which made stops all across Aisling and in several foreign nations, the members of Red Diamond formally dissolved the band,and vowed that they would never, together or individually, preform any of its music again.


==Members==
==Members==


* Seán Augas - {{wpl|Bass guitar|bass}}, {{Wpl|Singing|vocals}}, {{wpl|rhythm guitar}} (1969 – 1985, 1999)
* Seán Augas - {{wpl|Bass guitar|bass}}, {{Wpl|Singing|vocals}}, {{wpl|rhythm guitar}} (1969 – 1985, 1999)
* Leoncio Baeza - Lead and rhythm guitars, vocals (1969–1973)
* Leon Black - Lead and rhythm guitars, vocals (1969–1973)
* Basilio Feliz - {{wpl|Lead guitar|Lead}} and rhythm guitars, vocals, bass, {{wpl|keyboard instrument|keyboards}} (1970 - 1995, 1999)  
* Carter Reed - {{wpl|Lead guitar|Lead}} and rhythm guitars, vocals, bass, {{wpl|keyboard instrument|keyboards}} (1970 - 1995, 1999)  
* Roderic Merida - {{Wpl|Drum kit|Drums}}, {{wpl|Percussion instrument|percussion}}, vocals (1969 - 1995, 1999)
* Rupert McIntyre - {{Wpl|Drum kit|Drums}}, {{wpl|Percussion instrument|percussion}}, vocals (1969 - 1995, 1999)
* Lorccán Rafael - Keyboards, {{wpl|piano}}, {{Wpl|Organ (music)|organ}}, vocals (1969 - 1985, 1993 - 1995, 1999)
* Lorccán Redman - Keyboards, {{wpl|piano}}, {{Wpl|Organ (music)|organ}}, vocals (1969 - 1985, 1993 - 1995, 1999)


==Discography==  
==Discography==  
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===''Herdanza'' Tour===


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In 1980, Red Diamond embarked upon its most ambitious tour, seeking to only play in venues situated in ancient ruins, natural wonders or sites of cultural significance. The ''Herdanza'' tour lasted from May of 1980 until December of 1981 and included <> stops in <> nations. It is one of the most critically acclaimed live tours of all time, as well as one of the highest grossing in both attendance and revenue.
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Red Diamond
The ancient ruins in Albarca where Red Diamond opened their 1980 Herdanza tour. It is one of the highest grossing concerts in revenue and attendance, with over 750,000 attendees.
The ancient ruins in Albarca where Red Diamond opened their 1980 Herdanza tour. It is one of the highest grossing concerts in revenue and attendance, with over 750,000 attendees.
Background information
OriginCarrizo, Costa Mejis
Genres
Years active1969 - 2002
Past membersSeán Augas
Leon Black
Carter Reed
Rupert McIntyre
Lorccán Redman

Red Diamond were a Aisling rock band formed in Sedboro in 1965. They achieved international acclaim with their progressive and psychedelic music. Distinguished by their philosophical lyrics, sonic experimentation, extended compositions, and elaborate live shows, they are one of the most commercially successful and influential groups in popular music history. The band has won more Impulso Act of the Year awards than any of preforming group in history, having been awarded the Act of the Year award a total of five times; in 1978 for Wish Upon A Falling Star, in 1979 for Beasts, in 1983 for Stási, in 1987 for Forgetting to Remember to Forget, and finally in 1991 for Disjuncture in Time. In addition, Red Diamond is one of only a few performers to ever win two or more Act of the Year awards consecutively, sharing this honor with arena rock band Vajera.

History

Founded by three college friends Seán Augas, Leon Black, Rupert McIntyre, and who had traveled to Rucesion to attend college, They gained popularity performing in Carrizo underground music scene during the late 1960s, and under Black' leadership released two charting singles and a successful debut album in 1970. Follow the release of their first successful album, they recruited guitarist Carter Reed and went on to release three more successful albums in 1971 and 1972.

Leon Black passed away in 1973 following a bad trip after taking a large amount of lysergic acid diethylamide. According to statements from fellow band members, they had been discussing letting Black go from the band, citing the excessive amount of mind altering narcotics he was consuming. Black was alone with his girlfriend Rebeca Zara when he died, reportedly experiencing a psychedelic experience and plunging to his death from the couple's 18th story apartment in Sedboro. Zara testified to police investigators that Black was using illegal narcotics and that he "became unreasonably afraid of something, was seized by something that cause him to experience abject terror. He tore around the house trying to escape 'it', whatever it was. He attacked me when I tried to restrain him, and crashed through the balcony window and over the railing." Investigators noted that Zara did have several defensive wounds and that the apartment was in a state of disarray upon their arrival. Lady Zara was eliminated as a suspect in the death and it was ruled a suicide. However, theories claiming that Lady Zara actually pushed Black through the glass door and over the ledge were rampant, and fueled by both Seán Augas and Lorccán Redman, who stated that the couple often fought viciously, especially when Black was using narcotics. In a 1986 interview with Impulso, Augas stated that there was "absolutely no doubt" in his mind that Lady Zara murdered Black.

Red Diamond enjoyed their highest popularity between 1976 and 1985, releasing a total of 5 critically acclaimed albums; What Lies Beyond, Wish Upon A Falling Star, Beasts, Then Came The Final Days of Fellows, and Stási.

In 1980, Red Diamond embarked upon its most ambitious tour, seeking to only play in venues situated in ancient ruins, natural wonders or sites of cultural significance. The Herdanza tour lasted from May of 1980 until December of 1981 and included <> stops in <> nations. It is one of the most critically acclaimed live tours of all time, as well as one of the highest grossing in both attendance and revenue.

Red Diamond 1983 album Stási is arguably their most critically acclaimed and popular album. The bands first lyrical narrative concept album and rock opera, it was written by Augas during the bands 1982 Final Days tour, and explores the life of a floundering rock artist named Elfin, who heavily implied to be a pseudonym for Augas himself, though aspect of former band member Leon Black are also evident. Elfin grows up an orphan living on the streets of an unknown metropolis, battling first hunger and cold, while later facing nefarious criminals and his own addiction to narcotics. Elfin learns to play a stolen guitar and joins a band, and is suddenly showered in monetary wealth. Unable to handle the sudden change in his life, and rocked by the failure of his marriage to a manipulative and unfaithful spouse, Elfin seeks first to curtail his contact with others, and later attempts suicide. Though his attempt is a failure, he is left in a coma. During his coma, he relives his life, seeing things not as they were, but how they could have been, leading him to believe that his issues were of his own creation and could be rectified with effort. The ending of the story is ambiguous, implying that Elfin either recovers and wakes up, and passes away into a happier afterlife. Though initially receiving mixed reviews, Stási became one of Red Diamond' most defining albums, selling over 35 million copies as of November 2018. The album was ranked number 51 of 100 by Impulso in its 1999 "Best Music of the Century" listing.

In 1985, the band broke up over difference between the members regarding the direction of the band, with both Augas and Redman departing from the band in the middle of the production of their ninth album, Forgetting to Remember to Forget. Reed and McIntyre were able to retain the Red Diamond name and went on to release Forgetting to Remember to Forget in 1987 and a second album Disjuncture in Time in 1992, both of which met with success. The two continued to tour until 1995. Redman rejoined the band in 1993 to participate in two tours.

In 1999, Augas and rejoined the band for a final farewell tour, and asked Valerio Ras and Reina Antigua to tour with them. Reina Antigua, founded by Rosa in 1996, is a progressive heavy metal that derives much of its style from Red Diamond most popular works. According to Rosa, touring with Red Diamond on their farewell tour was the "proudest moment" of his life. Following the end of the tour, which made stops all across Aisling and in several foreign nations, the members of Red Diamond formally dissolved the band,and vowed that they would never, together or individually, preform any of its music again.

Members

  • Seán Augas - bass, vocals, rhythm guitar (1969 – 1985, 1999)
  • Leon Black - Lead and rhythm guitars, vocals (1969–1973)
  • Carter Reed - Lead and rhythm guitars, vocals, bass, keyboards (1970 - 1995, 1999)
  • Rupert McIntyre - Drums, percussion, vocals (1969 - 1995, 1999)
  • Lorccán Redman - Keyboards, piano, organ, vocals (1969 - 1985, 1993 - 1995, 1999)

Discography

Year Album Album details Peak chart positions Certification
Cartelera Cartelera
Hot 100 		Le Pouls
Roche Progressif 		Luas
1970 The Mighty Wings of Eagles 42 - - - - - - - - - -
1971 Journey Through Paradise (Lost)
  • Label: LocTunes
  • Formats: LP, Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 11 - - - - - - - - - -
1972 Hinder
  • Label: LocTunes
  • Formats: LP, Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 6 22 - - - - - - - - -
1976 What Lies Beyond
  • Label: Forward-Thinking
  • Formats: LP, Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 2 1 - - - - - - - - -
1978 Wish Upon A Falling Star
  • Label: Forward-Thinking
  • Formats: LP, Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 1 1 - - - - - - - - -
1979 Beasts
  • Label: Forward-Thinking
  • Formats: LP, Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 2 7 - - - - - - - - -
1982 Then Came The Final Days of Fellows
  • Label: Forward-Thinking
  • Formats: LP, Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 3 9 - - - - - - - - -
1983 Stási
  • Label: Apex Records
  • Formats: Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 1 1 - - - - - - - - -
1987 Forgetting to Remember to Forget
  • Label: Reed-McIntyre Recording
  • Formats: Cassette, CD, Digital download, Banjito
 4 15 - - - - - - - - -
1991 Disjuncture in Time
  • Label: Reed-McIntyre Recording
  • Formats: CD, Digital download, Banjito
 1 1 - - - - - - - - -
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Tours

Herdanza Tour

In 1980, Red Diamond embarked upon its most ambitious tour, seeking to only play in venues situated in ancient ruins, natural wonders or sites of cultural significance. The Herdanza tour lasted from May of 1980 until December of 1981 and included <> stops in <> nations. It is one of the most critically acclaimed live tours of all time, as well as one of the highest grossing in both attendance and revenue.

Herdanza tour
Date Venue Attendance Notes
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