Ars Amandi
Ars Amandi formed in Spain around 2000, playing a style that mixed symphonic metal with medieval melodies. Their debut album "Ábula" came out in 2003, and...
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Ars Amandi formed in Spain around 2000, playing a style that mixed symphonic metal with medieval melodies. Their debut album "Ábula" came out in 2003, and they've released several others since, including "Cantigas del Alma" in 2006 and "Sub Sole" in 2017. The band's vocalist is Lola Índigo.
Some of their songs, like "La Tierra Del Recuerdo" and "Sólo Hay Una," show their interest in historical and romantic themes. Their music has drawn both praise and some criticism for how it handles those subjects.
Other members include Iván Méndez on guitar, Javier Sánchez on bass, Pablo García on drums, and David Álvarez on keyboards. They've kept a fairly steady lineup while putting out records over the last two decades.
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