Famous Spanish Musicians

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Luis Miguel has earned himself a place among Spain’s premier musicians. His song Livin La Vida Loca became an international phenomenon that brought pop music back into Spain’s mainstream.

Aitana first gained attention as a star performer on Operacion Triunfo TV talent show. Her positive pop songs with global rhythms and modern romance have quickly made her one of the go-to musicians today.

Malacates Trebol Shop

Malacates Trebol Shop was formed during an era when grunge dominated the music scene in 1997, as an alternative band. Their influences ranged from ska, rock, boleros, hip hop and cumbia which resulted in songs which inspired people to dance and jump.

This band has performed at esteemed festivals such as SxSW and Vive Latino as well as touring Mexico, South America and the US. Furthermore they have collaborated with artists like Oscar DLeon (QEPD), Inspector Gaby Moreno and Los Caligaris.

Never miss an opportunity to see Paquetecuetes live. Sign up for a Songkick account for free, and receive concert alerts when they perform near you. Plus, add them to your favorites list so that when new music drops they’re in your inbox. Their latest album can be found on iTunes: Paquetecuetes is Spanish for “fucking ducks.” Their unique sound has won them fans worldwide; currently working on producing their fifth album with multi-grammy winner KC Porter!

Thalia

Thalia has become one of the most beloved Latin artists ever. Beginning her career as part of Mexican teen group Timbiriche before going solo as an artist in 1992. Her debut solo album Amor a la mexicana reached number 15 on Billboard’s Latin Pop Albums chart and was an immense hit throughout Mexico and Latin America.

Thalia released her final EMI latin release, Lunada in 2008. Two singles from that album: Ten Paciencia and Maria Mercedes became radio hits.

Thalia’s latest release, desAMORfosis, expands her fan base further with Gen-Z acts such as Kenia Os on her hit song “Por no Verte Mas”, and Mexican alternative band Bruses’ rendition of Enanitos Verdes’ La Muralla Verde by Enanitos Verdes. She collaborated with Michael Buble for Christmas album in September that year to record Mis Deseos/Feliz Navidad which received positive reviews from music critics.

Mana

Mana is one of the most influential and record-breaking Latin rock bands ever, famed for their electrifying performances and socially conscious lyrics. Their songs go beyond catchy beats or guitar solos to tell stories of our relationship to nature – such as classic songs “Rayando el Sol,” “El muelle de San Blas,” and “Clavado en un bar.”

Fher Olvera and Gustavo Orozco began the band in 1986 by placing an advertisement in their local Guadalajara newspaper seeking a drummer. Fher and Gustavo found fifteen-year-old Alex Gonzalez as their official drummer who gave them their sound.

Mana first achieved success with their 1998 release “Suenos Liquidos,” an album inspired by Puerto Vallarta’s ocean waters that included popular songs “El muelle de San Blas” and “Hechicera.” Since then, Mana have released further albums such as Cuando los Angeles Lloran (1995) and Amar es Combatir (2007) which continue to bring infectious energy into their concerts.

Raphael

Raphael has performed music all around the globe for decades. His eclectic musical style encompasses elements of folk, pop, modern messianic worship and contemporary Christian/Worship. With an extensive fan base around the world he continues to take his talents on tour around the globe.

He’s an original, passionate performer who cherishes his fans. Not uncommonly, he adds in extra lyrics or localizes songs depending on where he’s playing and can even improvise dance steps onstage!

Raphael’s third release for Hearts of Space Records features atmospheric instrumental tracks, grand piano melodies and floating chorales that blend the natural with supernatural. Inspired by Yanni and Vangelis as well as South America, Latin America, and Japan spirituality – it should not be missed by fans of this genre!