“We are three sisters from Monterrey Mexico, Daniela (15) Paulina (13) and Alejandra (10), and we love music.”

When Daniela and Paulina were 5 and 3 they attended a music and theater summer camp. They loved it so much they became regular students in the program. A year later they both started piano lessons. In the meantime they listened a lot of music, starting with, infants songs, Barney and then AC/DC, Muse, Queen, Pink Floyd introduced by their parents. They liked it all!

By the age of 8 Daniela and her sisters were playing, and loved, the video game Rock Band. Dany added guitar lessons as she excelled at the game instrument.

Paulina was then 6 and wanted to follow her big sister by adding another instrument. Rock Band impacted her choice; she had great rhythm and coordination on the drums. With great difficulty, her parents found a teacher who would take a six-year-old drum student.

Alejandra started piano lessons at age 5; as she grew up with sisters devoted to music. She watched a lot of music videos in the search of her second instrument, and fell in love with the bass guitar at age 7. She really loves its sound and vibe and currently plays a ¾ size.

“A lot of people think that our parents are musicians, but they are not, they just share our love for music.”

They took their lessons individually, didn’t really think of playing together as a band. By coincidence, Dany and Pau were each playing the same song on their own instruments. They had a lot of fun trying to play it together. When they had the opportunity to play at the Christmas festival at their school they decided to try Ale and see if they could do it together even though Alejandra had started playing bass just a few months earlier. That was the first time they played as a band. Alejandra kept up with her sisters on bass like she had been playing for years.
They liked it so much that they started to practice more songs together and set challenges for each instrument in the rock songs they loved. They started to film those challenges and upload them to a You Tube channel. As time passed, the audience of those videos grew, but suddenly the cover of Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” song went viral, and people from all around the world started to follow them on social media.

The three sisters knew they are far from being the musicians they wanted to be, and had this dream of attending Berklee College of Music “Five Week Summer Program”. The girls had started writing their own music and wanted to soar musically. That dream became a reality thanks to the support of their supportive fans (through a “Go Fund Me campaign”) and the Ellen De Generes show who contacted them and invited them to appear on the show because of the impact of the “Enter Sandman “ video. After the show, Ellen continued their interest in the girls and asked to follow them while they attended the summer program at Berklee. The sisters made a “video diary” for the EllenTube Channel. They have written more of their own music; they are very happy with it. While they practice every day for 2 hours individually and at least another hour together, they know they still have a lot to learn.

In October 2015 promoted by Live Nation, Harmonix, Gibson and presented by Rock Band 4 at the House of Blues in Anaheim for the launch of the game in which The Warning was included with an original song.

Sponsored by Gibson and Orange Amps The Warning will play at NAMM in January 2016 and after that they will be doing a TEDx talk/presentation in Reno Nevada. They will enter the Studio in mid February to start recording their first full album with music and lyrics made by them.