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Puente Páramo
Puente Páramo is a Spanish band led by vocalist Amaia Cea and guitarist Diego Bórquez. Their sound draws from traditional flamenco and rock, creating a mood...
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Puente Páramo is a Spanish band led by vocalist Amaia Cea and guitarist Diego Bórquez. Their sound draws from traditional flamenco and rock, creating a mood that's often described as melancholic.
Their 2015 song "El Último Adiós" became a viral hit, with lyrics about lost love that connected with listeners internationally. Other tracks like "Noches de Bar" and "Soledad" follow similar emotional territory.
They've released several albums including "Sueños de ceniza" in 2016, "La noche eterna" in 2018, "Cicatrices del alma" in 2020, and "Un silencio que habla" in 2022.
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