JULIAN HERNANDEZ - BIOGRAPHY 
-de Julián Hernández Julián Hernández name Cebral-Rodríguez is a English singer, born in Madrid on July 2, 1960.
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founder and leader of Sinister, has also had forays as a writer, journalist and actor.
Although born in Madrid, spent his childhood in Vigo, where he began his love for the Rock and Roll and all that he called "Popular Culture." In Vigo relates to poets of the movement "Rompente" as well as other intellectuals who populated the city in 80, among which include Manolo Reixa Romona and Anton.
Back in Madrid, where he enrolled at the conservatory of music, contact Julian called Madrid nightlife. His contacts with various people related to independent music labels in the capital of Spain will help to acquaint the group with some friends in Vigo, Sinister. So Julian will become not a long time fan of the move to the same character.
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addition to its relationship with Sinister, Julian has participated in several parallel groups, designed well for a single action or longer term. Hernandez participated in the creation of Def Con Dos, group that produced several albums under the pseudonym of Father Damien J. Karras, named after a character in the movie The Exorcist. Is currently in the duo Transport Hernandez and Sanjurjo, along with the accordionist Rómulo Sanjurjo (Os ex-diplomats Monte Alto). It is also a columnist for various newspapers and writer and producer of new musical talent within his production of brake discs.
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Transportes Hernández y Sanjurjo
Transportes Hernández y Sanjurjo is a musical duo consisting of Rómulo Sanjurjo, accordionist I Montealto diplomats and Julián Hernández, leader of the rock band Sinister Vigo, and promoted in 1999 under of days Trick lyrics and with the participation of musicians such as Javier Krahe, El Gran Wyoming with Rev. and Pablo Carbonell.
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As they admit, it is launching a series of songs with the unusual format of voice, acoustic guitar, accordion, mandolin and electronic databases.
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Discography:
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With Sinister
When you eat here? (1982)
Siniestro Total II: The Return (1983)
Fortunately, we have Portugal (1984)
will dance on your grave (1985)
Sexitos Gran D (1986)
fails
Today (1987)
I like how you walk (1988)
benefit of all (1990)
calmly First (1992)
Made in Japan (Siniestro Total) (1993)
Policlinico miserable (1995)
vermouth Session (1997) Culture
popular (1997)
So start fights (1997)
The history of blues (2000)
About us Where did we come? Where do we go? (2002) Popular
, democratic and scientific (2005)
You look like an accident (2008)
With Hernandez and Sanjurjo Transport
Benefits of having a useless occupation (2002)
Vista Alegre (2006)
Transport and Sanjurjo Hernandez - Live (2002) 
