There is one and only one recording from ZERIMAR - the first California group to perform and record Spanish language Rock Music targeted specifically to Spanish speaking youth. Spearheaded by a most unlikely source, a young record executive from Canada, convinced Chris, Marty & Fred, all brothers that Spanish Language Rock was inevitable and unquestionably on the horizon. Madrid was already taken over by a new musical movement and America could not be far behind. With the song writing talent and musicianship this not only made sense, but it felt good too.

In 1986 and 1987, California Spanish language radio was all over this album (thanks to radio KLVE/Los Angeles) from the very first single "Soló Sueños", to the bilingual power ballad "Amiga" and then again with the gigantic radio sensation of "Besalo y Dile Adiós", (the Rock/Salsa/Flamenco version of the rock classic "Kiss Him Goodbye"). As soon as "Besalo y Dile Adiós" was released, it skyrocketed in several markets including: Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York City, Puerto Rico, Texas and Chicago. Top international DJ, Rick Dees, while on a promotional tour of Mexico, happened to hear it one night in a club and couldn't wait to air it on