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Dios Salve A La Reina
Rosario, Argentinienrock · pop
Dios Salve a La Reina – Spanish for "God Save the Queen" – is Argentina's first and one of the world's most acclaimed Queen tribute bands. Founded in 1998 in Rosario, the quartet featuring vocalist Pablo Padin, guitarist Daniel Marcos, drummer Matias Albornoz, and bassist Ezequiel Tibaldo has dedicated itself to an authentic recreation of Queen's live world. The band name references the British national anthem played on tape at the end of every Queen concert as the band took their bows.
The band traces Queen's history from their 1973 beginnings through the posthumous album "Made in Heaven" (1991), impressing audiences with faithful costumes and stage presence. They gained international recognition through performances at Liverpool's Mathew Street Festival (2005) and a concert witnessed by over 40,000 fans outside the Mersey Tunnel (2009). At the Freddie Days Festival in Montreux, they delighted hardcore Queen fans with rare and deep-cut setlists. Live recordings such as "Bohemian Rhapsody (Live, 2020)" document the quality of their performances.
In Mallorca, Dios Salve a La Reina performs at the Trui Teatre in Palma – a venue well-suited to the scale of their show. Their 2025 world tour has taken them across multiple continents, with confirmed dates in North and South America and Europe.
Dios Salve A La Reina live in Mallorca
Sunday, 13 September 2026
Frequently asked questions about Dios Salve A La Reina
What musical style does Dios Salve a La Reina play?
The band exclusively performs Queen's music – from classic rock anthems and stadium pop-rock hits to rare deep cuts – faithfully recreating the sound, costumes, and stage show of the original band.
Where does the band come from and how internationally known are they?
Dios Salve a La Reina was founded in 1998 in Rosario, Argentina, and is considered Argentina's first Queen tribute band. They gained international fame through performances at Liverpool's Mathew Street Festival, a 2009 concert for over 40,000 fans at the Mersey Tunnel, and the Freddie Days Festival in Montreux.
Where do they perform in Mallorca?
The band performs at the Trui Teatre in Palma de Mallorca, known for its intimate yet high-energy atmosphere. The show spans Queen's entire career and is designed to appeal to multiple generations.