Los Toreros Muertos are a seminal Spanish pop rock band, renowned for their irreverent humor and satirical lyrics, which emerged as part of the bustling "Movida Madrileña" scene in the 1980s. Founded in 1985 by vocalist Pablo Carbonell, guitarist Many Moure, and bassist Guillermo Piccolini, the group quickly made a name for themselves with their debut album, "30 años de éxitos," which featured instant classics that combined punk energy with a unique, quirky take on pop. Their music, an eclectic mix that spans rock, punk, and ska, accompanied by witty and sometimes absurd lyrics, resonated with a generation in Spain looking for alternative voices and rebellion against the status quo.

Over the years, Los Toreros Muertos have seen various lineup changes and periods of hiatus, yet they've managed to retain their core essence and appeal. Albums like "Mundo Caracol (Remasterizado)" and "Canciones Irreverentes (Remasterizado)" showcase the band refining their sound while staying true to the anarchic spirit that first won them fans. Their live performances, such as those captured in "Los Toreros Muertos en Vivo (En Directo)," highlight the band's ability to connect with audiences through high-energy shows filled with humor, theatrics, and singalong moments. Though their zenith was in the 1980s, the band’s enduring legacy and influence on Spanish rock and pop culture remain undisputed, as they continue to perform and release new material, delighting old fans and winning over new ones.

Genres

Latin Alternative

Latin Rock

Rock En Espanol

Spanish New Wave

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Latest Release

El fútbol femenino

Los Toreros Muertos

Single - Released September 27, 2024