Released to celebrate their 10th anniversary, Guapa won the Latin Grammy for Best Pop Album by a Duo or Group. It was the final studio album to feature Amaia Montero before her departure in late 2007. The Leire Martínez Era (2008–2024)
Returning to their roots, this album focused heavily on intricate storytelling. It addressed complex social themes, including Alzheimer's disease and domestic violence. "Verano", "Diciembre", "Estoy Contigo"
: Their debut, featuring "Cuéntame al oído" and "El 28".
Their debut featured hits like "El 28" and "Cuéntame al Oído" , earning them an Ondas Award for Best New Act.
The band—composed of Xabi San Martín, Pablo Benegas, Álvaro Fuentes, and Haritz Garde—found their first lead singer in Amaia Montero. Her unique, sweet, and expressive voice defined the sound of Spanish pop in the early 2000s. 1. Dile al Sol (1998)
: The final studio album of Amaia's initial run, celebrated for its raw emotional depth on tracks like Muñeca de Trapo and Dulce Locura .
: A recent collection of stripped-back versions of their songs. 2025–2026: The Reunion Era
A return to more melancholic, story-driven lyrics. The lead single "Diciembre" is a fan favorite. Also includes "Verano" and "Elegía."
"La niña que llora en tus fiestas", "Cometas por el cielo".
La Oreja de Van Gogh se formó en 1982 en San Sebastián, España. El nombre de la banda hace referencia a la famosa anécdota de Vincent van Gogh, quien se cortó la oreja en un episodio de locura. La banda estaba compuesta por Iñigo Nogales (voz), Xabi Otero (guitarra), Imanol Arbizu (bajo) y Haro Orozen (batería).
The record earned them a Latin Grammy nomination and led to a massive international tour, making "Rosas" an eternal anthem of Spanish pop. Guapa (2006)
