These were the inner social groups to which in fact members belonged, either already or along with their membership in Immortal.
		Five of the Immortal came from a public primary school which was still known by its old name (yet after it'd been changed). Curiously, the heidians of Immortal shared the trait of being apparently such "nice guys", always bearing the weight of such naïveté to the extent that it would often become weird next to the more free-spirited behaviour of the rest. The others, precisely, treated such characteristic into the making of loud jokes, which in fact were welcome. It wasn't really malice pointed to labeling the heidians as such pussycats, but more of a need to free us all teenagers from the heavy burden of too much naivety. However, from the dephs under their apparent bond of loyalty to their past as kids, among those heidians it would emerge envy and rivalries from ancient times, all which showed up ridiculously in the shape of stupid petty quarrels. The mutual crookedness of the heidians could sometimes reach enormous proportions.				Being a link as a pupil in yet another high shool, a particular member of Immortal succeded in, besides working on many colllaborations, opportunely fishing two new members. First, one who would stay briefly, then another who stayed until the end. Both had in common the fact of having been invited to participate by any means with as much generosity as they'd like to give. In other words, room was made for them before they entered. Maybe the fact that they came in with such "protection" was the reason why some of the others were not entirely able to trust them. Nevertheless, each "montserratian" contributed much generously to Immortal.
Heidi				Montserrat
		The other big faction amongst the Immortal membership was that of those who were studying at a certain high school, right next to the same square in the neighbourhood where we used to meet weekly (at least every friday afternoon). Some of these "bonastres" had already met during their childhood. Nevertheless, their easy-going nature and considerable boldness helped in paving the way. From the meeting of these bunch with the heidian quintet, promoted by one who had become a bonastrian, Immortal was born.				The Vilators were a punk rock band formed by four amateur instrumentalists and a manager (to whom the others dedicated the band's name). They rehearsed almost every weekend, with lots of dreaming and enough effort to play their tunes in a total of five concerts. After a year or so, they dissolved. At that same time, three of their members abandoned Immortal. C'est la vie...
Bonastre				Vilators
		Three new members who started together in Immortal, already during the classical period, had met in the past as kids during their studying at Rius, another public primary school from the neighbourhood. They quickly and refreshingly contributed to tuning up the group's sense of humour (especially towards the absurd) and to increasing the amount of freestyle creativity in Immortal, all for a better enjoyment and comradeship amongst us.				They weren't a few, the heavys who'd become members of Immortal. In fact, during a particular episode of movie making, there were so many lovers of beer and chaos that, in front of such "barbaric" rebellion, other members of Immortal decided to take action. Consequently, those who preferred working in peace and quiet chose to reinforce themselves as a secret senate, thus attempting to consolidate their power... In the end, this was just a little episode in the history of Immortal which may better remain forgotten.
Rius				Heavy Metal