Pop Rock for Weddings

Spanish heavy rock, comic lyrics and a mischievous live show built around crowd-pleasing songs.

Los Petersellers mix rock and comedy in a guateque-punk show, with familiar covers and songs of their own.

Los Sobraos bring technorumba and 1980s pop covers to celebrations with an upbeat, energetic live show.

Galician folk with Celtic influences, traditional instruments and a career that began in A Coruña in 1986.

Lujuria bring their self-styled Heavy Erotic Metal, forceful guitars and provocative live show to concerts and events.

Mägo de Oz fuse Celtic folk and metal, with anthems such as “Fiesta pagana” and “Molinos de viento” in their catalogue.

Asturian rock with eight albums and a catalogue heard in venues and festivals across Spain.

Contemporary alternative pop built around melodic guitars, memorable choruses and a dynamic live set for venues and festivals.

Mamá Ladilla bring irreverent humour, sharp wordplay and a rock sound to the stage.

Maná deliver Latin rock and familiar Spanish-language hits for a sing-along live show.

Manel Fuentes and eight musicians pay tribute to Bruce Springsteen with an energetic live show featuring songs from the Boss's catalogue.

Måneskin bring Italian pop-rock with glam and funk influences to an internationally recognised live show.

Marea brings raw Spanish rock, poetic lyrics and a powerful live sound to concerts and events.

Marlango pairs Leonor Watling’s vocals with Alejandro Pelayo’s piano, blending jazz, blues, rock and cabaret influences.

Maryland are a Vigo pop band with four albums and a live history spanning more than 250 concerts and festival appearances.

Meler are a Spanish pop trio of Jonathan Burt, Javier Pagalday and Loren Fernández, known for original songs and Benidorm Fest 2023.

Mikel Izal presents his first solo album, “El miedo y el paraíso”, after his time fronting Izal.

Miss Caffeina bring indie pop and electronic sounds together in a set spanning the band’s best-known songs.

Spanish pop led by Fernando López, featuring familiar songs such as “Cosas de la edad” and “Es por tu amor”.

Mexican rock from Tito Fuentes, Micky Huidobro, Paco Ayala and Randy Ebright, with tracks including “Gimme the Power” and “Puto”.

Morat bring Latin pop and folk influences to a live set of widely known Spanish-language songs.

Morgan blend rock, pop and soul with North American roots, led by Nina de Juan’s voice and piano.

Muchachito Bombo Infierno brings rumba, swing, rock and funk together in a live show with a full band and live painting.

Led by Nacho García Vega, Nacha Pop perform Spanish pop rock classics alongside songs from their more recent catalogue.