Greatest hits of Spanish rock and roll from the 70s

This debut album by Triana is the pinnacle of Andalusian rock, fusing progressive rock with flamenco elements. Its impact and success make it a fundamental pillar of Spanish rock of the 70s.

This conceptual album by Canarios is considered a masterpiece of Spanish progressive rock, re-elaborating Vivaldi's 'The Four Seasons' with symphonic rock instrumentation. Its ambition and musical execution make it stand out.

This Burning track is an anthem of Madrid rock, capturing the raw energy and spirit of the era with its lyrics. It is a clear example of the urban rock that defined the late 70s in Spain.

This is one of the most iconic songs from Triana's album 'El Patio', representative of the fusion of progressive rock and flamenco. It is an undeniable classic of Andalusian rock and Spanish rock in general.

This Tequila hit marked the beginning of the 'movida madrileña' with its pop-rock energy and clear classic rock and roll influences. It was a massive hit that defined the explosion of youth music in Spain.

Another resounding hit by Tequila, this song consolidated the band as one of the most important in Spanish rock of the late 70s. Its direct rock and roll sound and carefree lyrics made it very popular.

This track by Las Grecas is an explosive fusion of flamenco and rock, which created its own style known as 'gypsy rock'. It was a resounding success that broke molds and remains a benchmark for musical fusion in Spain.

This Smash track is representative of Andalusian psychedelic and progressive rock, with flamenco influences. Smash was a pioneer in fusing rock with flamenco, and 'Soneto' is an early example of this innovative sound.

This was a big pop-rock hit with progressive touches, very characteristic of Los Módulos' sound. It marked the era with its melody and message, being a benchmark for Spanish pop-rock of the 70s.

Although closer to pop, this Fórmula V song has an instrumentation and energy that bring it closer to the pop-rock of the era. It was a great hit and an iconic song that evokes the nostalgia of the 70s in Spain.