Victor De Andres

Victor de Andrés is a Spanish rock and metal guitarist widely recognized for his energetic playing and prolific presence in both the Spanish and South American music scenes. Born as Víctor López Fernández on January 17, 1983, in Cacabelos (León), he began studying classical guitar as a child before shifting to electric guitar and joining various rock, heavy, and metal bands during his youth, including Seda Negra and Manitoba. Over the years, Víctor has worked as a session musician for notable artists, founded bands like Down Cold and NU, contributed to albums from groups such as Zenobia and Dragonfly, and released his own solo material, starting with a debut in 2014. He is also known for his work as a music teacher and for his engaging, original personality, which has earned him a following as both a musician and a YouTube personality.

Víctor’s versatility shines through in recent releases, which include a mix of original tracks and covers like "Reina Apache," "El Vuelo del Fénix," "Vasija de Barro," "Los Condenados," "Apocalipsis," "Dimabeca," "Pirata del Blues," "Barbie Girl," "Canción del Mariachi (De 'Desperado')," and "Felled," showcasing his range from metal to blues and even playful pop reinterpretations. He has also been associated with high-profile Spanish bands, including Mägo de Oz since 2020. With a solid reputation as both a live performer and a creative collaborator, Víctor de Andrés continues to be a dynamic force in the rock and metal community.

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