Dolmen
Dolmen is a musical ensemble from Galicia, Spain, led by Iñigo López. Their music draws from Galician heritage and Celtic traditions, creating a sound that...
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Dolmen is a musical ensemble from Galicia, Spain, led by Iñigo López. Their music draws from Galician heritage and Celtic traditions, creating a sound that blends folk melodies with a sense of mysticism. The group formed in the early 1990s, with López later joined by vocalist Ana Fernández, guitarist Xan Fernández, and percussionist Xosé Antonio López.
Their debut album "Anam Cara" came out in 1996, featuring the title track that became one of their most recognizable songs. Other tracks like "Anhelos" and "Taliesin, El Bardo" show their continued exploration of spiritual and historical themes. They followed with albums including "Ialma" in 1998 and "Navegante" in 2001.
While their music found an audience, Dolmen also faced criticism from some traditionalists who felt their approach diluted Galician music. They continued releasing albums like "Atlántida" in 2006 and "O Camiño das Estrelas" in 2011, maintaining their blend of traditional instruments with contemporary arrangements.
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