Medina Azahara is an iconic group in the Spanish rock scene, hailing from the sunny landscapes of Cordoba, Andalusia. Named after the Moorish palace-city located on the outskirts of their hometown, the band has been enthralling audiences with their unique blend of progressive rock and traditional Andalusian music since their formation in 1979. The group was founded by Manuel Martínez (vocals), Miguel Galán (guitar), Manuel Molina (guitar), José Antonio Molina (drums), and Pablo Rabadán (keyboards).

Over the years, Medina Azahara has become a staple of the Spanish rock genre, known for their poetic lyrics, intricate melodies, and the passionate performance of their frontman, Martínez. Their large discography continues to grow as they refine their sound, which is characterized by a fusion of rock with elements of flamenco and Arabic influences, creating a musical identity that pays homage to their cultural roots. Albums such as "Paraíso Prohibido" and "Las Puertas del Cielo" showcase their ability to blend traditional Spanish musical motifs with the power and intensity of rock. With several decades in the industry, Medina Azahara remains a beloved and influential group, continuing to churn out new music and captivating fans with their timeless sound and nostalgic storylines.

Genres

Latin Metal

Rock Andaluz

Spanish Metal

Spanish Prog

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Latest Release

El Sueño Eterno

Medina Azahara

Album - 24 Tracks - Released November 30, 2023