Ñu is a storied Spanish rock band with a career that has persisted through the decades, known for their unique blend of progressive rock, folk influences, and occasionally flirting with the edges of heavy metal. The band was formed in the mid-1970s by vocalist and flutist José Carlos Molina in Madrid, Spain, and quickly became known for their distinctive sound that merged the aggressiveness of rock with traditional Spanish music elements and elaborate storytelling.

Over the years, Ñu's lineup has seen numerous changes, but Molina's vision and distinctive flute playing have remained as the consistent driving force of the group. Through their more recent releases like "Agradecimiento," "Acogidos," and "ENTREGA ROMÁNTICA," Ñu has continued to showcase their ability to evolve, combining poetic lyrics with complex musical compositions. Building a loyal fan base, the band has entrenched itself in the heart of the Spanish rock scene, earning respect and admiration from multiple generations for their commitment to their craft and for persistently forging a path that is uniquely theirs, undeterred by the shifting landscapes of the music industry.