Los Rebeldes

Los Rebeldes are one of the most influential rock'n'roll bands in Spain. Formed in Barcelona in 1979 by singer-guitarist Carlos Segarra together with Aurelio Morata and Moisés Sorolla, the band quickly became a pioneer of Spanish rock. Rooted in early rockabilly influences, their sound expanded over the decades to embrace rhythm & blues, surf, swing, and classic rock styles — all anchored by Segarra's unmistakable voice and stage presence. From their debut album "Cervezas, chicas y... rockabilly!" to later hits like "Mescalina" and "Mediterráneo", the band's music combines raw energy with melodic hooks that have resonated with generations of listeners. For over four decades, the group has earned its reputation as a cornerstone of the Spanish rock scene and continues to perform live regularly, giving audiences a direct taste of their energy and classics.