Suarez (band)
Suarez is a Belgian rock pop band with Marc Pinilla on lead vocals and the musician brothers Max et Pata Njava and their cousin Dada Ravalison. The band was established in 2008 in Mons, Belgium where the band had its own studio. In 2008, they showcased in a number of festivals including "Les Francofolies de Spa" where they performed in the new talents section of the festival with great reception prompting them to release two albums "On attend", their debut in 2008 and "L'indécideur" in 2010. For their second album, Suarez received "Best new talent" award during "Octaves  de la musique", the music awards of the French Belgian market as well as "Album of the Year" for the same album. Their 2010 hit "Qu'est-ce que j'aime ça" remains their most known hit. 2011 saw the joining of David Donnat as a fifth member to the band. The band's third album "En équilibre" in 2014 has been a commercial success and made it to the top of the Ultratop Belgian (Wallonia) Albums Chart. Suarez' style of music includes elements of rock, pop, acoustic music, French, English, Latin and Malagasy (Madagascar) music from where most of the members  come from. The band was named after Portuguese explorer Diego Suarez who explored Madagascar where the Bay of Diego Suarez is named after him. The band has a following in Belgium, the Netherlands, France and Canada. In popular culture. Suzarez' lead vocalist Marc Pinilla served as a coach during the third season of "The Voice Belgique", the Belgian version of the music competition show.