Amaral

Amaral is a renowned Spanish rock duo hailing from Zaragoza, consisting of vocalist Eva Amaral and guitarist Juan Aguirre. The duo’s journey began in 1992 when they met in a local bar, both already immersed in the music scene. They quickly decided to collaborate, leading to their move to Madrid in 1997, where they signed a major record deal with EMI. Their unique blend of pop rock infused with Latin beats and traditional Spanish folk music has captivated audiences, resulting in over four million albums sold worldwide.

Throughout their career, Amaral has released eight studio albums, including the critically acclaimed “Estrella de mar,” which became the best-selling album in Spain in 2002, selling over two million copies. Their music is characterized by complex poetic lyrics and a distinctive sound that resonates with fans across generations. The duo’s commitment to their craft has earned them numerous accolades, including an MTV Europe Music Award, solidifying their status as one of the best-selling Spanish groups of all time.

Amaral’s collaborations with prominent artists such as La Oreja de Van Gogh and Raphael further showcase their versatility and appeal within the music industry. Their songs often draw inspiration from cinema, literature, and personal experiences, reflecting their artistic depth and connection with their audience. The duo’s live performances are known for their energy and emotional resonance, having toured extensively and performed at significant events.

As a band, Amaral embodies a libertarian spirit, viewing music as a means of expression rather than competition. Their dedication to their art and their fans continues to inspire, making them a vital part of the Spanish rock landscape. With a legacy of impactful music and a commitment to their roots, Amaral remains a beloved and influential force in the industry.