context: The name Van Halen dates back to the two brothers involved since the band was founded, Eddie (b. 1955) and Alex Van Halen (b. 1953). Strictly speaking, the band was named after their older brother, Alex,, although before the name Van Halen was used, the band had several other names. The brothers are Dutch by birth, but in 1962 they moved with their parents Jan Van Halen and Eugenia Van Halen from the Netherlands to Pasadena in the US state of California. At first, the brothers naturally did not speak English at all, which in turn helped to bring their brotherhood closer together because they could not yet communicate with anyone outside the family. However, they learn the language quickly. Although born in the Netherlands, the brothers have been singing in English from the beginning.
question: Where did Van Halen get its name?
answers.text: the two brothers involved since the band was founded, Eddie (b. 1955) and Alex Van Halen (b. 1953). Strictly speaking, the band was named after their older brother, Alex,