Their Metallica cover went viral. Here's how they kept rocking

When Mexican sisters Daniela, Paulina, and Alejandra uploaded their cover of Metallica’s "Enter Sandman" over seven years ago, they never imagined that it would change their lives forever. The trio hit over 22 million views, appeared on "The Ellen Show," and gained fans from all over the world. But as with any viral sensation, five minutes of fame doesn’t last forever...

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[johnnieisrotten]

I stumbled on to their video cover of Metallica while scrolling through you tube shorts about a year ago and started looking for more videos. I was surprised to find that they had grown up and had original music and I have been a fan since. I'm 64 years old and glad to see that real rock and roll is still alive and well.

[TheREALJoey-T]

I am a more recent fan of The Warning, but I was today years old when I found out they started as little kids playing rock covers. Color me even more blown away than I already was!

[kokobi]

the fact that they didn't half ass the open opportunity and actually made something out of it through hard work is amazing.

[Xs...]

I just came across a short video from The Warning on FaceBook. I'm hooked after basically 1 cover from them.

[chriskathywaterfield]

Danny is a young Lita Ford. Way to rock. Love your music. From Missouri USA!

[paradoxworkshop]

2 years after this video, bands are now covering The Warning...

[reactionsaccount]

Good thing that you featured them. This band is the poster child for why Patreon exists.

[matthewf]

The Warning are my all time favourite band, the nicest people I've ever met and I'm honoured to support them.

[vandalorianvandalorian]

I’m a 57 almost 58 year old retired Rocker. I walked away from the entertainment/music business about 9 years ago. I’ve been ultra trail running in the mountains ever since.
Somehow I saw a 10 second reel of the lead singer/guitarist strike up a chord. Big mistake. I’ve been learning about these sisters for just the last 30 minutes. WOW! You young women ROCK with passion and authority!
Nice work, ladies.

[donaldcummings]

Pau hits those drums like they owe her money!! I love it!!!

[twfan]

Love how they finish each other's sentences - I think being that tight as sisters, is why they are so tight as a band.

[udynes]

Their original songs are way better than their covers. Listen to their albums and be blown away by their unique talent.

[linuxpyle]

These girls are exactly what modern music is missing, three people playing their instruments LIVE! Excellent Work!!!!

[johnmarkgamayot]

Started playing in a video game now playing in a stage. And what a supportive parents.

[northof]

When your transition from covers to originals, was a step up……. the rest is history.

[bigdambluesband]

And now there are young girls all over the world who are doing covers of The Warning songs. A tour of Canada last year and a European tour this year and have played all over the USA. It is really incredible what they have accomplished.

[mikehorton]

I was warned, but I listened anyway! That was 2 weeks ago. Now I’m down the rabbit hole and I Am fixated! These 3 girls have hit a nerve that I thought I had lost. We have tickets for the show in Atlanta in May. I can hardly wait! By then I will be 70 years old! Rock and Roll lives all over again!

[TheEricBooth]

Videos like this are really what sets The Warning apart from 90% of the other bands out there. They aren't hiding behind overly dark sunglasses. They don't act like it's such a huge bother to talk about their music and what they are doing. They genuinely love what they are doing and it shows.

[annclower]

I had heard of The Warning from listening to their song "More" on SiriusXM Octane. My husband and I attended UFEST in Arizona at Talking Stick Pavilion in May 2023 and they were one of the bands playing that festival. My husband was blown away and became an instant fan! You girls are amazing and I wish you a long and prosperous career :)

[dionshare]

Thanks to that power of the internet it doesn't take much to spread this kind of raw talent and ability.