Samurai Suicida
Samurai Suicida formed in Seville in the early 2000s, with José "Kiko" Carbonell on vocals, Manuel "Manuco" Rodríguez on guitar, Sergio "El Niño" Fuentes on...
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Samurai Suicida formed in Seville in the early 2000s, with José "Kiko" Carbonell on vocals, Manuel "Manuco" Rodríguez on guitar, Sergio "El Niño" Fuentes on bass, and Antonio "Chuky" Gómez on drums. Their sound pulled from punk, hardcore, and metal, and they built a following in the underground scene.
Their 2011 album "Ashumanahay" gave them a breakthrough, with the title track becoming something of an anthem. Other songs like "Mary" and "Paraíso Surpreendente" show up in their setlists. They've had a reputation for aggressive live shows and lyrics that draw criticism, which led to their 2010 Benicassim festival slot being canceled over safety concerns.
They put out albums like "Mierda en tu Puerta" in 2004 and "El Dios de los Malditos" in 2007. The band's lineup stayed steady through those years, with Carbonell's confrontational delivery and Rodríguez's distorted guitar work defining their recordings.
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