La Septima Puerta
La Séptima Puerta formed in Seville in 1994, with a lineup that included vocalist José Manuel Soto, guitarist Manolo Martínez, bassist Manuel Martínez, and...
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La Séptima Puerta formed in Seville in 1994, with a lineup that included vocalist José Manuel Soto, guitarist Manolo Martínez, bassist Manuel Martínez, and percussionist Miguel Ángel Rodríguez. They put out their self-titled debut album in 1997. Their song "Ámame" became particularly well-known, touching on themes of unrequited love that connected with listeners.
They released several albums over the following years, including "Sueños Rotos" in 2000, "Lágrimas Negras" in 2003, and "El Tiempo de Amar" in 2006. Their music often dealt with love and loss, as heard in tracks like "Mi Perdición" and "La última noche." The band also worked with other artists, including flamenco singer Estrella Morente and Vicente.
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