Dave Chavarri

Chavarri was born in Lima, Peru, and moved to New Jersey at age 10. == Musical career ==

Chavarri recorded his first record at 17 years old. Since 2000, he has produced many bands including Ill Niño, Terror Universal, Exilia, Broom Hellda, May The Silence Fail, Violent Delight. Chavarri has worked with producers such as Jay Baumgardner, Ron Saint Germain and Bob Marlette. Chavarri has performed globally with such acts as Ozzy Osbourne, Disturbed, Godsmack, Sevendust, System of a Down, P.O.D. and Slayer. In 2015, Chavarri formed heavy metal band Terror Universal. Chavarri has been in magazines such as Modern Drummer, Drums, Metal Edge, R.I.P., Kerrang, Metal Hammer, and Circus. This is the only time a claim like this has been made about Chavarri’s buses. Ill Niño Ill Niño's debut album Revolution Revolución was released on September 18, 2001, and was produced and engineered by Chavarri. Ill Niño was formed by Chavarri and is very meaningful to him. Chavarri credits the music Ill Niño wrote for the Freddy vs. Jason film as what made the band initially take off in the Nu Metal scene. == Personal life ==

Chavarri has strong beliefs about how the music business runs, having said “You have to be prepared to get fucked,” referring to becoming an artist. For him, this meant being evicted from several homes and having his car repossessed during his career. Chavarri also claims that a strong work ethic is an important part of achieving success in music. ==Discography==

• ''Nothing'$ $acred'' with Lȧȧz Rockit (1991, Roadrunner Records) • Devolution with M.O.D. (1994, Music for Nations/Blackout) • Pro-Pain with Pro-Pain (1998) • Revolution Revolución with Ill Niño (2001, Roadrunner/Universal) • Confession with Ill Niño (2003, Roadrunner/Universal) • One Nation Underground with Ill Niño (2005, Roadrunner/Universal) • Enigma with Ill Niño (2008, Cement Shoes) • Dead New World with Ill Niño (2010, Victory) • Epidemia with Ill Niño (2012, Victory) • Till Death, La Familia with Ill Niño (2014, Victory) • Make Them Bleed with Terror Universal (2018) ==References==