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2025

Zevra Festival 2025 en Valencia

Jul 18

Jul 21

Valencia

ZEVRA FESTIVAL

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About Estopa

Estopa, the dynamic Catalan duo of brothers from Cornellà de Llobregat, has been a transformative force in Spanish music since their emergence. Combining the vibrant rhythms of traditional rumba catalana with an eclectic mix of rock, flamenco, and hip-hop influences, they crafted a distinctive sound that revitalized a classic genre. Growing up inspired by flamenco legends such as Camarón de la Isla and Los Chunguitos, alongside iconic Spanish songwriters like Joan Manuel Serrat and Joaquín Sabina, Estopa infused these foundations with the edge of rock acts like Extremoduro and underground hip-hop culture.

Their innovative style quickly won hearts across Spain and Latin America, leading to over four million records sold. Celebrated for their storytelling, wit, and rhythmic diversity, Estopa has consistently delivered fresh and engaging music across numerous albums. Their ninth studio record, "Fuego" (year unspecified), stands as a testament to their evolving musical richness and imaginative lyricism.

Estopa’s collaborative spirit is reflected in partnerships with prominent artists including Rosario, Leiva, El Canto del Loco, Ana Belén, Albert Pla, and Rosendo. They have also honored musical greats through memorable covers of songs by Serrat, Sabina, Chambao, and Macaco. Beyond the studio, their cultural influence extended into sports with "Showtime 2.0," an anthem celebrating Spain's Euro 2012 football triumph. Their artistry and impact have garnered prestigious honors such as the Premios Amigo, Ondas, and 40 Principales awards, solidifying Estopa’s legacy as pillars of modern Spanish pop and rumba music.

Genres

Latin•Pop