Spaniard Music

I find music from Spain very magical, here a couple songs, please add if you have cool songs, i believe Spaniard music is very special < 3




This song is way beyond

The sarcasm of this song would be lost in translation, this is an amazing song

"Rancio abolengo" lmao

a reply to: BoneSay

I remember Mecano. Very good band. I think they had a golden age back in the late 80s and 90s.

Try "Kamikaze" by Miguel Rios and "Lobo Hombre en Paris" by La Union.

Andres Segovia.

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: BoneSay

I remember Mecano. Very good band. I think they had a golden age back in the late 80s and 90s.

Try "Kamikaze" by Miguel Rios and "Lobo Hombre en Paris" by La Union.

This one is amazing, i will look for the Miguel Rios one in a bit, but i wanted to post this one, i liked it a lot

"Lobo hombre" lmao

originally posted by: and14263
Andres Segovia.

I am on minute 6, but had to take a pause to thank you for posting such wonderful music, i did not know about him but he's so great, thank you so much

I present you the two most successful Spaniard songs





Your welcome

a reply to: BoneSay

If you like La Union, you'll like "En un Lugar" by Duncan Dhu.

originally posted by: Indigent
I present you the two most successful Spaniard songs

Your welcome

Lmao, i thought those were Mexican songs, also no thanks xaxa, i like some other kind of music, like the one and14263 posted and spanish rock

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: BoneSay

If you like La Union, you'll like "En un Lugar" by Duncan Dhu.

I found this one, Nacha Pop is the name of the band

a reply to: Trueman

This is amazing, so sad but honest, and i don't know how to feel now, i think i'm going to skip this band a bit. It seems to look for things that are too nostalgic and i can't handle that for now he he

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: BoneSay

If you like La Union, you'll like "En un Lugar" by Duncan Dhu.

Yes that song is so cool, i am noticing that most of these songs are from the 80's lol

Try Radio Tarifa.

www.youtube.com...

This one is beautiful, as far i know it was dedicated to fallen rebels in Spanish revolution or something around those lines, "Al alba" meaning at down when you say i won't see the sun rise this morning, i will die before. It is sad, i have a friend from Spain, Naiara is her name, i'm trying to learn more about her country, she is very interesting person

originally posted by: Lazarus Short
Try Radio Tarifa.

www.youtube.com...

Awesome, thank you, definitely more like i wanted to find

a reply to: BoneSay

Yeah, like I mentioned, that was a golden age for music in Spanish in general. Not only from Spain.

Also South America had really good bands in those days.

- Cuando Pase el Temblor by Soda Stereo.
- Lamento Boliviano by Enanitos Verdes.

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: BoneSay

Yeah, like I mentioned, that was a golden age for music in Spanish in general. Not only from Spain.

Also South America had really good bands in those days.

- Cuando Pase el Temblor by Soda Stereo.
- Lamento Boliviano by Enanitos Verdes.

By Soda Stereo i have seen "Tratame Suavemente" and "Te para tres" which i feel are way better than most Spanish songs i have heard, except maybe the one from Nacha Pop "Lucha de Gigantes"

I have not heard much from Enanitos Verdes but i remember one about a train where the guy misses the chance to talk with the girl he likes, i will look it up, also one about letters lol i can't remember well but i had look into them before, that's a good band


This guy was amazing, i was sad to learn he passed away a few years ago, once again i missed the chance, so sad so crazy lol

originally posted by: BoneSay

originally posted by: Lazarus Short
Try Radio Tarifa.

www.youtube.com...

Awesome, thank you, definitely more like i wanted to find

Another Spanish band that I listen to is Milladoiro. They are from Galicia in the northwest of Spain, and they have a Celtic flavor.

www.youtube.com...

a reply to: BoneSay

This guy was amazing, i was sad to learn he passed away a few years ago, once again i missed the chance, so sad so crazy lol

Yeah, very sad. He (Gustavo Cerati), went into coma for long time and everybody was hoping one day he would wake up and restore the glory of the rock in spanish. I miss him.

a reply to: BoneSay

Excellent, I'm glad you like it!

I got into this type of music from years of playing the guitar. I learned rhythm, picking and lead. Looked for the hardest styles to play and what do you know.... they are classical. Often three elements being played on just one instrument.

My way of sticking two fingers up at guitar shredders.