Pignoise

Pignoise is a Spanish pop-punk band that made its foray into the music scene in the early 2000s. The group was originally formed by former professional soccer player Álvaro Benito, who turned to music after an injury ended his sports career, alongside guitarist Pablo Alonso and drummer Héctor Polo. Their sound is characterized by energetic guitar riffs, catchy melodies, and relatable lyrics that often speak to the experiences of youth and heartache, carving out a niche for them in the Spanish rock scene.

The band gained substantial popularity in Spain, with a number of their singles, such as "Nada que perder," "Estoy enfermo," and "Sube a mi cohete," becoming anthems for a generation of Spanish teens and young adults. Notable for their presence on national television and soundtrack contributions to Spanish TV shows, Pignoise has managed to bring their brand of pop-punk to a wider audience, securing them a loyal fanbase. Their ability to craft sing-along choruses and address personal themes has kept them relevant in the Spanish music industry, as evidenced by their continued releases like "Te entiendo" and "Cama Vacía." Despite any lineup changes or shifts in the musical landscape, Pignoise's commitment to their distinct sound and authentic storytelling through music has proven enduring.

Genres

Spanish Pop

Spanish Pop Rock

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Latest Release

Cuando Éramos Felices Sin Saberlo

Malmö 040•

Pignoise

Single - Released February 11, 2025