Heredeiros da Crus is a rock band that hails from the Galician region of Spain, known for their unique blend of rock music with traditional Galician influences, creating an unmistakable sound that resonates with both local and international audiences. Formed in the early 1990s in Ribeira, the group quickly distinguished itself with its energetic live performances and songs that often contain humorous and satirical lyrics, largely performed in Galician, the native language of the region. This linguistic choice has not only endeared them to Galician audiences but also played a part in the promotion and preservation of the Galician culture through music.

With an extensive career marked by a willingness to experiment and a fierce regional pride, Heredeiros da Crus has built a reputation for their ability to connect with fans across generations. Albums like "Des Minutos" and "Erecsiones Munisipales" continue to showcase their rock prowess and lyrical wit. Singles such as "Fransisco Chousa (El Campeador)" and "A Duquesa de Poi" further display their storytelling capabilities and their deep roots in Galician history and folklore. Despite the natural progression of their sound, the band remains true to its origins, as seen in their recent live recording "Xira Angústica (Live in A Coruña)", which captures the raw energy of their concerts and their lasting impact on the Spanish rock scene. Heredeiros da Crus continues to be a staple in the Galician music landscape, representing a bridge between traditional regional music and contemporary rock.

Genres

Galician Rock

Latest Release

Xira angústica (Live in A Coruña)

Heredeiros Da Crus

Album - 13 Tracks - Released March 11, 2022