Ellos are a Spanish pop indie duo known for their clever lyrics, catchy melodies, and poignant social commentary. The band consists of Guille Mostaza and Santi Capote, who have been delighting audiences and defining a generation of Spanish indie pop music since they first emerged in the late 1990s. Over the years, Ellos have carved out a distinctive niche with their unique blend of music, humor, and an understanding of everyday life's triumphs and tribulations.

Their musical journey has been marked by a series of well-received albums and EPs, with a sound typically characterized by electronic elements, vibrant guitar work, and a keen pop sensibility. Their more recent works like "No finjas," "O tú o él o yo," and "Pop Cabrón," demonstrate their ability to evolve and remain relevant in the ever-changing music landscape. The "Lengua Viperina EP" and the albums "Cardiopatía Severa" and "Lo Tuyo No Tiene Nombre" are testaments to their consistently high-quality output and their boldness in exploring both lyrical depth and diverse musical styles. With a strong fan base and a significant influence in the Spanish indie scene, Ellos continue to contribute to the soundtrack of modern life with their insightful and relatable lyrics, wrapped in compulsively listenable tunes.