Vetusta Morla
Named after the turtle in Michael Ende’s The Neverending Story, Vetusta Morla is
an indie rock band hailing from Tres Cantos, Madrid. Formed in 1998, the group’s
core lineup consists of high school mates Juan Pedro “Pucho” Martín (vocals),
David “El Indio” García (drums), Jorge González (percussion), Alejandro Notario
(bass), Alvaro Baglietto (guitar), and Juan Manuel “Juanma” Latorre (keyboard).
After recording a string of demos between 2000 and 2001, and a self-released EP
(Mira) in 2005, the band released Un día en el mundo (2008), their first
full-length album. The LP went on...
FascinadosSidonie, Xoel López, Jeanette, Joan Manuel Serrat, Loquillo, Albert Plá, Dani Martín, Leiva, Vetusta Morla, Zahara, Carlos Sadness, Izal, Iván Ferreiro, Anni B Sweet, La Bien Querida, Javiera Mena, Santi Balmes, Nita, Noni, Nina, Juan Alberto, Miri Ros, Jorge Martí, Rafa Val, Marc, Alondra Bentley, Abraham Boba, Carlangas, Martí Perarnau IV and Shuarma (Xoel Lopez, Dani Martin, Ivan Ferreiro, Jorge Marti and Marti Perarnau IV)
Lo Más Maravilloso
4:33
Voluntades
Vetusta Morla and El Naán0:46
El Telón (El Telon)Jenny And The Mexicats and Vetusta Morla
3:00
PuentesVetusta Morla
3:19
CatedralesVetusta Morla
3:41
Los BuenosVetusta Morla
Los Rios de Alice
