Havalina is a Madrid-based Spanish rock band known for their dynamic blend of grunge, stoner rock, and psychedelic influences. The band was formed in 2001 under the original name of Havalina Blu, but they later shortened it to Havalina. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated a consistent evolution in their sound, carving out a unique niche within the Spanish rock scene.

Their discography is marked by a continuous thematic and musical exploration, with albums like "Muerdesombra" and "Maquinaria" showcasing their ability to fuse intense, heavy guitar riffs with atmospheric, almost hypnotic melodies. The release of "Islas de cemento" and "Malditos Mamíferos" further established their reputation as innovators, daring to deconstruct their style and lyrical approach. The band's most recent work continues to maintain their characteristic energy, while also incorporating new sonic textures and lyrical depth, as evidenced by tracks such as "Actitud" and "Abismoide". Havalina stands out in the Spanish music scene for their uncompromising sound and their skilled craftsmanship in songwriting and production.