"Vientos Solitarios" is his latest album released last year by Cascaballo Records and Ferror Records which presented two fundamental changes from their previous projects: the adoption of Spanish instead of doingles and a sound closer to contemporary American versus country it characterized them previously. Hendrik Röver (Los Deltonos) was in charge of the production.

Following this work, in November last year they released a new single on digital platforms "Dioses en la pared" (Ferror Records / Cascaballo Records) and announced a new album for 2020 in addition to other surprises that are already beginning to unveil.

The band from Cedeira (A Coruña) that fuses American music with classical country, had to leave the scene when it was at its best, after editing the essential “Back on the Road” (Warner, 2010), a work edited by multinational Warner which had a very good reception with 11 nominations for the Music Awards and a very good position in the lists of the best of the year in multiple publications.

Before stopping, they contacted the Australian musician Chis Masuak (Radio Birdman, The Hitmen, The Screaming Tribesme ...) with whom they recorded the single "Chris Masuak & Los Eternos" (H-Records, 2013).
Several of its members launch the project The Hellbuckers, to bill high octane rock & soul. The Hellbuckers leave us a single “Won’t be long” and an LP “Demons” (H-Records / Tualmonteyoalmar, 2016) before saying goodbye.

Already in 2018 Los Eternos announced their return and got into the studio to record, a reunion that in addition to resulting in the album "Vientos Solitarios" made them hit the road again. And there they are still eager to do many miles of Americana and country with their exquisite live.

SHOW LOS ETERNOS IN CONCERT

In a show of approximately 90 minutes, Los Eternos present their latest album "Vientos Solitarios" with an exquisite live performance in which they offer a friendly and fun show. Contemporary American influenced by the classic country but is increasingly moving away from it.

With a repertoire that mixes the English of their previous works with the Spanish of the latter, Cedeira's band takes a tour of their discography marked by the characteristic sound of steel guitar and rhythms that vary from traditional folk to almost pop as the songs change from language.

Suitable for all audiences, Los Eternos in concert never disappoint and can both give a quiet and fun show more accompaniment than make the whole room dance.