Magneto

There are at least four known bands with the name Magneto. 1) Magneto was a superstar Mexican boy band in the 1980s and 1990s. In 1986, Magneto was featured in "Siempre en Domingo," a Spanish entertainment show viewed across Latin America and parts of Europe. The group's biggest international hit, "Vuela, Vuela," was a Spanish-language version of Desireless' "Voyage, Voyage." The clasic Magneto lineup -- Alex, Alan, Charlie, Mauri and Elias -- recorded four albums together between 1989 and 1993. They also starred in a big-screen motion picture, "Cambiando El Destino," that was released in 1992. The group split in 1996 after a farewell performance at the Plaza de Toros in Mexico. In 2001, the classic lineup reunited as XMagneto for a tour and a greatest-hits disc. Original members * Eddie, Xavier, Elías, Pepe, and Juan Replacements * Alan #1, Enrique, Mauri, Marcos, Eduardo, Carlos, Danny, Alex, Charlie, Alan #2, Toño Albums * Tu Libertad (1994) (Your Freedom) * Más (1993) (More) * Cambiando el Destino (1992) (Changing Destiny) * Vuela, Vuela (1990) * 40 grados (1989) (40 Degrees) * Todo esta muy bien (1987) (Everything is very good) * Tremendo (1986) (Tremendous) * Super 6 Magneto (1984) (Magneto Super 6) * Dejalo que gire (1984) (Let it grow) 2) An Indie band from from Seattle that provides a musical journey through catchy rhythms and guitar riffs. They formed around 2005 and have released one album entitled "Sounds Like Space". 3) An Australian indie/powerpop band from Melbourne, formed in 2003, signed to Popboomerang Records and consisting of John Baxter on vocals/guitar, Pauly Inglis on bass/vocals, Michael Snowball (also of Groundswell) on guitar/vocals and Geoff Barnes (also of P76) on drums. 4) Also, a killer rock band from Athens, GA. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.