Pájaro, a project helmed by the Andalusian musician Andrés Herrera, often referred to as "Pájaro," intertwines a variety of musical styles to craft a distinct sound that defies traditional genre parameters. Originating from Sevilla, Spain, Andrés Herrera garnered the moniker "Pájaro" during his years as a guitarist accompanying other artists, which predated the formation of his solo project. With a rich history in the Spanish rock scene, Herrera has been a part of the fabric of the music world for decades, contributing his talents to various groups and collaborations.

The essence of Pájaro's music is a cinematic fusion of rock, Americana, and the deep musical roots of Herrera's Spanish heritage. His solo career, marked by thematic and conceptually driven albums, aims to tell evocative stories through soundscapes that evoke imagery as potent as the notes themselves. Albums such as "Santa Leone" and "Gran Poder" showcase his deft ability to weave flamenco's passion, spaghetti western soundtracks' drama, and rock and roll's raw energy into a transcendent listening experience. The single "He Matado Al Ángel" continues this tradition, reflecting the breadth and depth of Pájaro's artistic vision and his ongoing innovation within the Spanish music scene.