WarCry is a Spanish power metal band, currently consisting of vocalist Víctor García, guitarists Pablo García and José Rubio, bassist Roberto García, and drummer Rafael Yugueros.
WarCry formed in 2001 when the members Víctor García and former drummer Alberto Ardines were expelled from Avalanch. They released two albums in less than a year and by the third release they had become one of the most important groups on the Spanish metal music scene.[1] After the fourth album critics stated that WarCry is "one of the few bands in the Spanish heavy metal that actually reinvents itself steadily".[2] The band received many awards with their fifth album, and critics said, "Hats off, it's clear that WarCry is one of the best metal bands, not to say the best".[3] They are noted for the use of keyboards, aggressive and fast drumming style, García's high pitched and gravel vocals, and twin-guitar sound. Allmusic's Evan Gutierrez stated that "already well-known throughout Spain, WarCry have begun to gain a reputation among metal enthusiasts throughout Latin America."[4]
Year
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Nominated work
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Award
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Result
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Position
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2004[6]
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WarCry
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Best Band
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Nominated
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2nd place
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Víctor García
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Best Singer
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Won
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Pablo García
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Best Guitarist
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Nominated
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3rd place
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Roberto García
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Best Bassist
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Nominated
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2nd place
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Alberto Ardines
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Best Drummer
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Nominated
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3rd place
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Manuel Ramil
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Best Keyboardist
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Won
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Alea Jacta Est
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Best Album
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Won
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"El Guardián De Troya"
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Best Song
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Nominated
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2nd Place
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WarCry
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Best Band in Concert
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Won
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Alea Jacta Est
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Best Album Coverbox
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Nominated
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5th Place
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WarCry.as
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Best Website
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Won
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Year
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Nominated work
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Award
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Result
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04/06 /2005
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Víctor García
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Best Singer
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Won
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Alea Jacta Est
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Best Album
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Won
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WarCry
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Best Band
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Won
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Manuel Ramil
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Best Keyboardist
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Won
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WarCry.as
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Best Website
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Won
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Date
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Nominated
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Award
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Result
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February 25, 2006[7]
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Directo A La Luz
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Best Concert
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Won
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02/17 /2007[8]
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Víctor García
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Best Singer
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Won
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Roberto García
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Best Bassist
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Nominated
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March 2, 2008
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Pablo García
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Best Guitarist
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Won
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Rafael Yugueros
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Best Drummer
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Won
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Rockferendum is an award held by votes from readers of the magazines Kerrang! and HeavyRock.
Date
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Nominated
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Award
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Result
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Position
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January 26, 2007
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Víctor García
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Best Singer
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Nominated
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2nd place
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Fernando Mon
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Best Guitarist
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Nominated
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10 first places
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Directo A La Luz
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Best Concert
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Nominated
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2nd place
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La Quinta Esencia
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Best Album
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Won
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"Ulises"
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Song Of The Year
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Nominated
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2nd place
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"Tu Recuerdo Me Bastará"
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Song Of The Year
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Nominated
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3rd Placep
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Alberto Ardines
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Best Drummer
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Nominated
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2nd Place
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Roberto García
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Best Bassist
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Nominated
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10 first places
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La Quinta Esencia
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Best Coverbox
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Won
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Pablo García
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Best Guitarist
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Nominated
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10 first places
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Manuel Ramil
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Best Keyboardist
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Nominated
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2nd place
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Date
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Nominated
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Award
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Result
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Position
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January 29, 2007
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WarCry
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Best Band
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Won
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"La Vieja Guardia"
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Best Song
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Nominated
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2nd place
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Directo A La Luz
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Best Concert
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Nominated
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2nd place
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Manuel Ramil
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Best Keyboardist
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Won
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Pablo García
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Best Guitarist
|
Won
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Alberto Ardines
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Best Concert
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Nominated
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3rd place
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02/04 /2008
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Manuel Ramil
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Best Keyboardist
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Won
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- WarCry received a gold certification for the live album Directo A La Luz on September 18, 2006.
- Heavy Metal Radio from Argentina, on August 15, 2007 awarded WarCry "International Band of the Month".
- ^ Metal Archives's review about Alea Jacta Est metal-archives.com Retrieved April 15, 2006
- ^ El Gráfico talking about WarCry Archived April 14, 2008, at the Wayback Machine MetalStorm.ee Retrieved March 18, 2006
- ^ MetalZone's review of La Quinta Esencia Archived June 16, 2008, at the Wayback Machine metalzone.com Retrieved September 25, 2006
- ^ WarCry's biography in Allmusic allmusic.com Retrieved February 16, 2007
- ^ Radial Awards (2003)[permanent dead link] rafabasa.com Retrieved 2004
- ^
Basa, Rafa (April 6, 2004). "Radial Awards 2004". rafabasa.com. Retrieved September 21, 2008. [dead link]
- ^ Amas Awards rafabasa.com Retrieved February 25, 2006
- ^ Amas Awards tribute to Felpeyu Archived August 5, 2009, at the Wayback Machine www.lavozdeasturias.es Retrieved February 17, 2007