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2025

Medina Azahara en Teatro Eslava

Mar 14

Mar 16

Madrid

Teatro Eslava

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About Medina Azahara

Formed in Córdoba in 1979, Medina Azahara is a pioneering Spanish rock band that played a crucial role in shaping the Rock Andaluz movement. Founded by vocalist Manuel Martínez alongside guitarist Miguel Galán, drummer José Antonio Molina, bassist Manuel Molina, and keyboardist Pablo Rabadán, the group quickly rose to prominence with their self-titled debut album. Produced by Gonzalo García Pelayo, it featured the breakthrough hit "Paseando por la Mezquita," which established Medina Azahara as a defining voice in Andalusian rock.

Throughout the 1980s, the band expanded their musical palette with influential albums like "La Esquina del Viento" (1980) and "Andalucía" (1982), cementing their reputation in Spain’s rock scene. After Pablo Rabadán left, Antonio Fernández took over keyboards, debuting on the 1995 release "Caravana Española." The early 1990s marked a commercial upswing with "Sin Tiempo" (1992), an album that produced two major singles and highlighted the band’s evolving sound.

Medina Azahara continued to explore new artistic directions, notably collaborating with North African musicians on "Tánger" (1998). This adventurous spirit culminated in "Aixa" (2003), recorded with the Córdoba Symphony Orchestra, which won two significant awards at the Premios de la Música Aragonesa. Despite various lineup changes over more than three decades, Manuel Martínez has remained the constant frontman. The band celebrated their enduring legacy with the seventeenth studio album, "La Memoria Perdida" (2012), solidifying their place as icons of Spanish rock.

Genres

European•Metal•Rock