Guadalupe Plata, an idiosyncratic force in the blues and rock scene, hails from Úbeda, a city in the province of Jaén, Spain. Formed in 2007, the band is a power trio known for their raw and primal sound, which infuses traditional blues with elements of rockabilly, punk, and flamenco. Their name, taken from a revered figure of Virgin Mary in Spanish culture, contrasts with their gritty, earthy music style. Fronted by vocalist and guitarist Pedro de Dios, with Carlos Jimena on drums and Francisco Martinez playing the bass, as well as other assorted instruments, Guadalupe Plata has created a signature vibe characterized by their mix of deep blues, rhythmic backdrops, and haunting Spanish lyrics.

With each album typically self-titled and identified by the year of release, Guadalupe Plata's discography reflects an intriguing blend of consistency and evolution. Releases such as "Guadalupe Plata 2013" and "Guadalupe Plata 2015" garnered the group critical acclaim, allowing them to carve out a niche in the international music scene. Their latest work, "Guadalupe Plata 2023," continues this tradition, offering a seasoned but still raw auditory experience. Singles like "El Cóndor Pasa" and "La Cigüeña" showcase their skill in interweaving haunting melodies with rhythmic grit, cementing Guadalupe Plata's reputation as ambassadors of an unorthodox brand of blues that transcends borders and language barriers. Their ghostly fusion of traditional and modern musical idioms not only captivates a diverse audience but also honors the deep cultural roots from which they draw their inspiration.