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Volta!
Volta! formed in Barcelona in 2009 with Adrià Salas on vocals, Rosendo García on guitar, Mikel Irazoki on bass, and David Bautista on drums. They started...
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Volta! formed in Barcelona in 2009 with Adrià Salas on vocals, Rosendo García on guitar, Mikel Irazoki on bass, and David Bautista on drums. They started playing small bars and clubs around the city. Their debut album 'Tiempos Raros' came out in 2010 and included the song 'Bienvenido a La Manada,' which got some attention for its direct lyrics and rock energy.
They put out a few more albums over the next several years: 'Voltaia' in 2012, 'Queda La Noche' in 2014, and 'La Última Canción' in 2016. Some of their songs like 'Caroline' and 'Colmillo Blanco' showed up on their releases. Their lyrics sometimes touched on social issues, which drew both fans and some criticism.
Their music mixed rock with some rap and electronic touches, but mostly it was straightforward Spanish rock with a live-band feel.
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