LOS BUNKERS' U.S. DEBUT VIDA DE PERROS SET FOR RELEASE ON MARCH 21STChilean Rockers Take Mexico By Storm With Heavy Radio Play of First Single Llueve Sobre La CiudadLos Bunkers Playing With British Supergroup Oasis As Part of South American TourThe highly-anticipated U.S. debut of Chilean rockers Los Bunkers hits stores March 21st on Nacional Records. After a steady rise to fame in Chile and three albums under their belts, Los Bunkers are ready to bring their Brit-pop infused rock to U.S. shores. Vida de Perros (A Dogs Life) is sure to please fans of The Kinks, Franz Ferdinand, and The Strokes. The album was received with open arms by Chilean audiences in the tens of thousands during the Gira de Perros tour, and the albums heavy radio play in Mexico of the first single Llueve Sobre La Ciudad has created a hit single throughout the country. Comprised of two sets of brothers and another friend, Los Bunkers is Gonzalo Lopez (bass), Mauricio Duran (guitar and vocals), Alvaro Lopez (vocals and acoustic guitar), Mauricio Basualto (drums) and Francisco Duran (guitars, keyboards, harmonica and vocals). Los Bunkers formed in 1999 in the city of Concepcion, Chile with influences including The Beatles, Sloan, and Supergrass. They eventually migrated to Santiago and released three albums, Los Bunkers (2001), Cancin de Lejos (2002) and La Culpa (2003) before signing to Nacional Records for their first U.S. release Vida de Perros.