Los Amantes De Lola
Los Amantes de Lola formed in Granada in 1990. Their music draws from Andalusian folk traditions but carries a rock edge, with songs like 'Reina Del Carnaval'...
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Los Amantes de Lola formed in Granada in 1990. Their music draws from Andalusian folk traditions but carries a rock edge, with songs like 'Reina Del Carnaval' and 'El Deseo' showing that mix. The band includes Miguel Ángel Márquez on vocals and guitar, José Antonio Mora on bass, and Juan Carlos Aracil on drums.
In 2004, their song 'Beber de Tu Sangre' drew criticism for its dark lyrics, which some felt went too far. That track appeared on their 2000 compilation 'Grandes Éxitos.' They'd released their debut album 'El Salario del Miedo' in 1996, followed by a live recording in 2002 and the album 'Nocturno' in 2008.
Their catalog includes songs like 'La Eterna Fisura' and 'El Angel Exterminador,' which continue to circulate among listeners who respond to their blend of folk storytelling and rock energy.
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