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Larache
Larache is a Spanish rock band from Murcia that formed in 1999. The group started with brothers Manu and Javi Martínez, along with David Martínez, Dani Olmos,...
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Larache is a Spanish rock band from Murcia that formed in 1999. The group started with brothers Manu and Javi Martínez, along with David Martínez, Dani Olmos, and Miguel Bañón. Their debut album "Palabra por Palabra" came out in 2001.
Their 2003 album "La calle es nuestra" included the song "Lo de Aquí," which became widely known in Spain. The track connected with listeners who appreciated its local references and straightforward rock sound.
In 2008, David Martínez left the band for health reasons. Larache continued recording through the 2000s and 2010s with albums like "De vuelta a casa" in 2005 and "Siete vidas" in 2008.
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