Salduie

Salduie is a folk metal band hailing from Zaragoza, Spain, that has been making waves in the metal world with their unique blend of heavy music and Iberian folk elements. Named after the ancient name of their home city during the Celtiberian era, Salduie embodies a deep connection to Spanish history, tradition, and mythological tales. The group's signature sound combines traditional Spanish and Celtic instruments like bagpipes and flutes with the aggressive guitars and pounding drums of metal, creating a potent mix that captures both the essence of their cultural heritage and the intensity of contemporary music.

Since their inception, Salduie has steadily built a reputation for their dynamic storytelling and powerful stage presence. Their most recent releases such as "Imbolc" and "Belos" continue to showcase their skill in weaving historic narratives into catchy, anthemic songs. "Imbolc," named after an ancient Gaelic festival, highlights the band's capability to merge cultural significance with melodic prowess, while tracks like "Caraunios" and "Descarnatio" explore the darker and more aggressive facets of their sound. Salduie's ability to craft songs that feel both epic and deeply personal has earned them a loyal following within the folk metal scene, and with their diverse discography including playful tracks like "Power Rangers," they continue to prove that their musical creativity knows no bounds.

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Power Rangers
Single - Released April 19, 2023
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  1. April 19, 2023
  2. March 24
  3. March 10
  4. February 23
  5. June 18, 2021
  6. March 8, 2019
  7. December 10, 2016
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    Belos
    12 tracks
  8. April 4, 2015
  1. June 18, 2021
  2. March 8, 2019
  3. December 10, 2016
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    Belos
    12 tracks
  4. April 4, 2015
  1. April 19, 2023
  2. March 24
  3. March 10
  4. February 23