Arce
Arce is a Spanish band from Córdoba, formed in 2019. They first caught attention with the single "Tinder," which features flamenco singer Omar Montes. The...
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Arce is a Spanish band from Córdoba, formed in 2019. They first caught attention with the single "Tinder," which features flamenco singer Omar Montes. The song blends pop, urban, and Latin rhythms, and it became a chart hit. The band includes Miguel Ángel Márquez on vocals and guitar, Adrián Siles on drums, and David García on bass.
After "Tinder," Arce put out more singles and an EP called "Corazón de Fuego." Their songs like "Pedigri" and "Amén" show a range from upbeat tracks to more reflective ones. They've worked with other artists, including Denom on "Bengala."
Some of their lyrics, particularly in "Tinder," drew criticism for being explicit. The band has addressed social issues in their music, but they've kept making songs that feel energetic and direct. Their sound stays rooted in pop and urban styles without overcomplicating things.
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