Héroes del Silencio emerged as a tour de force in the Spanish rock scene during the 1980s and 1990s, forging a legacy as one of Spain's most iconic and influential rock bands. Formed in Zaragoza, Spain, in 1984, the group originally consisted of Enrique Bunbury (lead vocals), Juan Valdivia (lead guitar), Joaquin Cardiel (bass), and Pedro Andreu (drums). The band's music is characterized by a blend of rock melodies, powerful guitar riffs, and poignant lyrics.

Héroes del Silencio's trajectory was marked by critical acclaim and commercial success, particularly with their seminal albums such as "Senderos de Traición" and "Avalancha." They cultivated a fervent fan base not only in Spain but also in various parts of Europe and Latin America. Despite their split in 1996 after an intense decade of recording and touring, their influence persists, and their music continues to resonate with fans. The band briefly reunited for a successful European and Latin American tour in 2007, documented in the live album "Tour 2007." With a catalogue featuring essential anthems like "Entre dos tierras" and "Maldito duende," Héroes del Silencio remains a touchstone in the world of Spanish rock, celebrated through anniversary editions of their albums and the documentary "Héroes: Silencio y Rock & Roll," which chronicles their storied career and enduring impact on music.

Genres

Latin Alternative

Latin Rock

Musica Aragonesa

Rock En Espanol

Spanish Rock

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Latest Release

Héroes: Silencio y Rock & Roll

Heroes Del Silencio

Album - 29 Tracks - Released April 30, 2021