Triana en Concierto

The group Triana was formed in 1974, taking its name from the popular Seville neighbourhood, and with it they forged a new musical style: Andalusian rock.

Triana is a Spanish music group that emerged in Seville in 1974, taking its name from the Seville neighbourhood, and moves between progressive rock, psychedelic rock and Andalusian rock. Their first album, El patio, came out in 1975 on the Fonomusic label. Two years later they released Hijos del Agobio, and in 1978 came Sombra y Luz.

The group's career has had several phases. Singer Jesús de la Rosa died in 1983 in a road accident. After a decade-long break, Juan José Palacios "Tele", drummer and founder, resumed the project alongside Juan Reina, with whom he recorded El jardín eléctrico and En libertad. In 2008 they released Un camino por andar, with the participation of musicians such as Pepe Bao and Charly Cepeda.

On stage, the group presents a high-impact production and a carefully crafted sound, with musicians who have played alongside Silvio, Pata Negra, Kiko Veneno or Raimundo Amador. Earlier, they toured Spain with Eric Burdon & The Animals.