Vetusta Morla is a prominent alternative rock band hailing from Tres Cantos, Madrid, Spain, known for their poetic lyrics and innovative soundscapes. Formed in the late 1990s by childhood friends, the band took its time to evolve and refine its style, resulting in a loyal fanbase that appreciates their meticulously crafted work. The group consists of six members: Pucho (vocalist), David García "el Indio" (drummer), Álvaro B. Baglietto (bassist), Jorge González (percussion and programming), Guillermo Galván (guitarist), and Juanma Latorre (guitarist and keyboardist).

Vetusta Morla gained national acclaim with their debut album "Un día en el mundo" in 2008, which proved to be a critical and commercial success. Their sound is characterized by a blend of rock with experimental elements, creating rich, textured, and often anthemic music that resonates with a wide audience. Over the years, Vetusta Morla has maintained a remarkable level of artistry and creativity in their musical output, as evidenced by their more recent releases like "MSDL- Canciones dentro de canciones" and "Bailando Hasta el Apagón (Directo Estadio Metropolitano)." Their ability to collaborate with a diverse range of artists is also notable, as seen in the multi-artist charity single "Los Abrazos Prohibidos," which brought together some of the most recognized names in Spanish music. Vetusta Morla's influence extends beyond their discography, as they often contribute to film soundtracks, like "La Hija (Banda Sonora Original)," showcasing their versatility and depth as musicians.

Genres

Cantautor

Latin Rock

Rock Alternativo Espanol

Spanish Indie Pop

Spanish Rock

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Latest Release

FIGURANTES

Vetusta Morla

Album - 11 Tracks - Released May 31, 2024