Spanish prog, short for Spanish progressive rock, is a rich and diverse music genre that emerged in the late 1960s and flourished throughout the 1970s. Characterized by a fusion of rock with elements of Spanish folk, flamenco, and classical music, this genre embodies a distinctive Mediterranean warmth and emotional depth. Artists in this field are known for their technical skill, complex compositions, and often poetic lyrics, which can be imbued with socio-political commentary, reflective of Spain's turbulent times during the era. Bands like Triana and Medina Azahara brought a more Andalusian flavor with flamenco influences, whereas groups like Iceberg dabbled in jazz-fusion. Instruments traditional to Spanish music, such as the Spanish guitar, are commonly woven into the elaborate arrangements, melding the old with the new to create an eclectic and timeless sound.

Eternos Triana (50 Aniversario)

Triana

Album - 17 Tracks - Released November 8, 2024