Corazones Eléctricos is a Spanish rock band known for their electric energy and soulful lyrics, which resonate with themes of love, passion, and socio-political issues. Formed by Pau Monteagudo, after his exit from the hard rock band Uzzhuaïa, Corazones Eléctricos pulses at the heart of Valencia's music scene, blending classic rock influences with modern sounds. The band comprises seasoned musicians with Monteagudo as lead vocalist and guitarist, bolstered by a talented lineup that supports the signature sound they’ve carved out in the Spanish rock sphere.

Their self-titled debut album "Corazones Eléctricos," released in 2018, set the stage with fiery tracks that showcased their dynamic rock prowess. Building on that momentum, subsequent releases including "Arte y Oficio" and "Todo por el Aire" demonstrate the band's dedication to craft and their ability to explore diverse sonic landscapes while remaining loyal to their rock roots. “De amor y rabia,” stands out as a powerful anthem infused with emotive melodies and vigorous instrumentation. The release of “Cimarrón” further established their ability to combine storytelling with vigorous rock, and “La Balada del Difunto Vivo” reveals their skill in creating poignant ballads that still carry the band's electrifying charge. Corazones Eléctricos continues to electrify their fans and the Spanish rock scene with their evolving sound, marked by heartfelt songwriting and energetic live performances.