Carmelita (Madrid)
Carmelita formed in Madrid in the early 2000s around vocalist and lyricist Miryam Amaya. Their debut album 'Tesoro' came out in 2006, mixing Spanish rhythms...
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Carmelita formed in Madrid in the early 2000s around vocalist and lyricist Miryam Amaya. Their debut album 'Tesoro' came out in 2006, mixing Spanish rhythms with electronic touches. The band included Jorge Pardo on saxophone and flute, José Manuel 'El Pájaro' Jiménez on drums, Juan Antonio 'Tatín' Giménez on bass, and Dani de Morón on guitar.
They released several albums over the next decade, including 'Camino del Sur' in 2009, 'Amor de mis amores' in 2012, 'La flor y la espina' in 2015, and 'Amanecer' in 2018. Their song 'We Used To Be Like Those Kids' shows their style of blending traditional sounds with contemporary production.
Amaya's lyrics sometimes drew attention for their directness, but the music kept its focus on emotional expression rather than provocation. The band's work stayed rooted in Madrid while reaching listeners who appreciated their particular mix of influences.
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