Fía Na Roca is a distinguished Galician folk band known for its rich blend of traditional and contemporary folk music inspired by the cultural heritage of Galicia, a region in northwestern Spain. The group emerged in the early 1990s, carving out a specific niche within the folk scene for their intricate interpretations of Galician tunes and their ability to infuse modern elements while honoring the traditional sounds of their homeland.

Over the years, Fía Na Roca has cultivated a dedicated following through their captivating live performances and their skillful musicianship showcased in their albums. Their debut self-titled album "Fía Na Roca" set the stage for their musical journey, followed by the critically acclaimed "Agardando Que Pase Algo," which translates to 'Waiting for Something to Happen', demonstrating their poetic inclination and the subtle political undertones in their work. Celebrating an important milestone, "Dez Anos Ao Vivo," or 'Ten Years Live,' captures the essence of their dynamic live presence and commemorates a decade of their influential contributions to the music world. Their latest project "Contravento," meaning 'Against the Wind,' continues to embody their spirit of resilience and innovation, securing their place as torchbearers of the Galician folk music tradition in a modern context.