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ABRAHAM CALLEROS Biografia en ESPANOL (For ENGLISH scroll all the way down) Abraham Calleros: Baterista, Vocalista, Compositor. Abraham Calleros es un artista multitalentoso, que intercambia con su bateria su voz y guitarra acustica. Desde temprana edad comenzo a tocar en su natal ciudad Guadalajara, Mexico y despues en todo alrededor del pais. Con una larga jornada en su carrera musical, con su propio proyecto ahora establecido en Seattle, WA, a la fecha cada evento ha sido bien aceptado por el publico tanto Internacional como el publico Latino. Su estilo de musica es una fusion unica de rock alternativo contemporaneo con un poco de Jazz y sabor latino, combinando buenas letras y melodias profundas e inspiracionales que interpreta en Espanol, Ingles y Portugues. En su ciudad natal Guadalajara, Mexico, Abraham a la temprana edad de 7 anos fue siendo reconocido como baterista virtuoso ya que en esa epoca no habia musicos tan jovenes. Su primer grupo se llamo "Los Espias del Sombrero Verde" formado por 2 de sus hermanos y algunos amigos donde participo por mas de diez anos, actualmente el grupo "Mana". Despues de "Sombrero Verde" ha participado con diferentes grupos y artistas, como Felipe Staiti (Enanitos Verdes), Rostros Ocultos, Ricardo Ochoa (Peace and Love, Nahuatl) Alejandra Guzman, Saul Hernandez (Jaguares), Jose Fors (Cuca), Kenny y los Electricos, Piro (Ritmo Peligroso), Joaquin Sabina., Javis (Revolucion de Emiliano Zapata) Spiders y La Fachada de Piedra, entre otros. Tambien tuvo la oportunidad de participar con uno de los mas destacados bateristas a nivel mundial de Jazz experimental, "Fredy Studer" y el grupo Aleman "Rainier Bruninghaus". En 1987 una de sus composiciones "Quisiera que estuvieras aqui" intrerpretada por el grupo Montana (hoy Rostros Ocultos) se convirtio en hit nacional, y en una clasica del rock Mexicano; ha dedicado toda su vida a su carrera musical, tocando maestralmente la bateria y cantando, reconocido como el primer baterista Mexicano patrocinado por Paiste Cymbals y Remo Drums, ha participado en eventos de hasta 50,000 personas con grupos como "Quiet Riot" , "Reo Speed Wagon". Se ha presentado en diferentes paises como El Cairo, Egypto , Madrid, Espana y Canada Self-taught musician, founder ABRAHAM CALLEROS, with the aid of two older brothers and some friends, of Mexico's biggest pop rock band to date MANA whom world toured and participated on SANTANA'S SUPERNATURAL album. Abraham pioneered the way audiences viewed rock pop music in Mexico. He recalls "At the age of 8, we started our first band "The Spies of the Green Hat" (Today "MANA"); I have the faded memory of having our first live presentations where we started to play covers from classic rock bands, At the beginning of the 80's we started to sing rock in Spanish, at that time in Mexico this was very criticized because of the belief rock music should only be in English a period in which we continued several years; I would alternate singing and playing the drums, I could barely reach for the pedals with some extraordinary adjustments, I recall also that minors couldn't go into bars, so they would sneak me in and out of the kitchens where they would hide me.". Un-swayed by local narrow views he continued to sing in Spanish. This started to have more and more impact in the media, as well as in live concerts. Green Hat would go on to release two albums with fair success in their home land, then latter they would change their name. After Green Hat, Abraham wrote "Quisiera que estuvieras aqui" (wish you were here), a National Hit in Mexico. Then a sudden meeting with the great experimental jazz drummer from Switzerland Fredy Studer opened up a whole new world to Abraham. This lead to the next few years dedicated to Jazz music while living in Boston. After returning to Mexico in the 90's he brought with him the bragging rights as the first Mexican drummer endorsed by two international companies, Paiste Cymbals, and Remo Drums. Abraham is a multitalented Artist. He has toured in places like Egypt, Spain, Mexico, Canada, and of course, the USA