Carlos Marcos

Another strong track by the Argentine producer and performed by the Puerto Rican vocalist blows kisses to Rosalía

Having emerged thanks to funding from a Dutch millionaire, the British group recorded classics that are still radio regulars today, but fell apart at their zenith amid clashes between their two lead members

The Spanish guitar player presents a selection of his favorite songs from a genre that has produced legends like Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck

The singer died at her home in Küsnacht (Switzerland), according to her manager

Bruce Springsteen, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Stevie Nicks, Neil Young... They are all over 70 years old and still active. Are they still relevant artistically or are they living on nostalgia alone?

The English band Breezer has used the popular technology to add Liam Gallagher’s voice to eight songs

A string of questionable decisions has put the Irish band at the center of the musical debate. Are they finished?

While they were recording this exquisite work—which continues to resonate today—enduring conflicts emerged. Now, Roger Waters intends to re-record the album without the other band members’ participation

The two Colombians join forces in a song that appears on the reggaeton star’s new album

The sound quality of the famous concert recording was so bad that much of it had to be reworked in the studio

Legendary recordings by David Bowie, Paco de Lucía, Mike Oldfield and the New York Dolls are celebrating half a century this year

In a book that has just been released in its Spanish edition, the quartet’s guitarist debunks stories about the group, unravels Jim Morrison’s persona and recounts the history of a seminal rock band

Rolling Stone magazine has irked purists with its list of ‘the 50 Greatest Concept Records of All Time’

Chris Martin’s group is the best-selling music outfit in pop today. But many experts despise them. EL PAÍS examines why

A previously unreleased collection of the punk rock legend’s first recordings, including an acoustic version of ‘Heroin,’ shines light on his early experiments with songwriting after enduring electroconvulsive treatments as a teenager

Artists such as Bad Gyal, La Zowi and Tokischa are starting to sing about sex, no holds barred, and it’s causing a stir

The artist, who turns 64 today, celebrates four decades of her indomitable career with an album and her unconditional fight against overbearing morality

The duo’s capacity for resilience in critical moments is the key to The Rolling Stones’ longevity

They were aesthetically and sexually transgressive in a 1980s Spain that yearned to be modern. A new documentary reflects on their legacy, and the protagonists reconstruct the group’s wild story and confirm that their wounds remain open

The Colombian reggaeton star reportedly tried to stop the release of the song, which describes him as a ‘racist imbecile’

In love, on medication and emotionally unstable, the singer-songwriter was a hippy and a millionaire when he recorded his most successful album 50 years ago

The Catalan pop sensation, who achieved global success with ‘El Mal Querer,’ continues to build anticipation over her third record, which is expected to drop in spring

The English guitarist, singer and songwriter has become a major proponent of Covid-related conspiracy theories, and has turned his efforts to writing ‘protest songs’

Once celebrated as an avant-garde oddity and courted by Hollywood figures, the musician is in personal and professional decline following allegations of sexual and psychological abuse by former partners

Members of Ska-P and Los Enemigos recount their experiences with damaged hearing, and call for the condition to be considered a workplace ailment that’s covered by Social Security

The Barcelona-born producer, known for his Café del Mar compilations, was struggling financially when he lost his battle with colon cancer