Los Enemigos is a revered band within the Spanish rock scene, known for their potent mixture of rock, blues, and funk with a distinctly Iberian touch. Formed in 1985 in Madrid, the band quickly made a name for itself through its energetic live performances and a raw, uncompromising sound that resonated with the rebellious spirit of Spanish youth. The group was founded by Josele Santiago (vocals, guitar), Manolo Benítez (guitar), Fino Oyonarte (bass), and Chema 'Animal' Pérez (drums), and they carved out a niche with their rugged guitar riffs, introspective lyrics, and Santiago’s raspy voice.

Throughout their career, which features an initial run up to their 2002 split and a fruitful reunion in 2012, Los Enemigos have released a robust catalog of influential albums that have left a significant mark on Spain's alternative music landscape. The band's more recent releases, such as "Vida Inteligente" (2014) and "Bestieza" (2020), reaffirm their enduring legacy. These albums showcase a band that has matured without losing its edge, blending refined lyrics with their time-honored sound. Their music continues to draw in fans both old and new, as they remain a dynamic force in the industry, still embarking on tours and connecting with audiences through their passionate and unvarnished rock and roll ethos.