Hard rock bands that sing in Spanish?

[gibsualdo]

Last week I started learning Spanish, as part of my attempt to immerse myself in the language as much as possible (aside from actually living in a Spanish speaking country), I'd like to listen to music with Spanish lyrics. I've been a fan of the Argentine stoner rock band Los Natas (or simply Natas) for a while now, but I can't think of any other hard rock bands that sing mainly in the language. Can anyone suggest any please?

[dancehallclasher]

The Mars Volta does about half the time.

[iScott]

My band does.
Mägo de Oz, Soda Stereo, Rata Blanca, Héroes Del Silencio.

[rfclef]

Linda Ronstadt?

[misrule]

Breed 77 do some stuff in Spanish. Heavy rock with a flamenco influence.

Live FabChannel footage here: http://www.fabchannel.com/breed_77_concert

Cheers

Mark

[Phalex]

The Plugz

[MoD_Scotty]

Definitely check out Puya. Then there's Brujeria, but they're definitely metal.

[Infernal Affair]

Plastilina Mosh doesn't just sing in Spanish, but it's one of the languages that they sing in.

[Spector_Ray]

Originally Posted by MoD_Scotty

Definitely check out Puya. Then there's Brujeria, but they're definitely metal.

Brujeria<winces>

[Papersen]

Give a listen to "Divididos". A good Argentinean power trio.

[Baryonyx]

I'd just say Brujeria!

[Nasnederis]

If you like Los Natas, you could try an incredible mexican band called La Barranca, Puya from Puerto Rico is heavymetal-salsa, from Argentina I like Divididos, Animal, from España Los Planetas is a very good band.

[gibsualdo]

Thanks folks, much appreciated I'll get onto checking these bands out.

More suggestions welcome!

[Cryhavok]

Ill Nino

[DGbass70]

PUYA is my all time favorite,also check out Sol D Menta,Los Fabulosos Cadillacs,Mana.

[sebastian_N_T]

you must listen to divididos or sumo. also check out javier malosetti and los natas.

[baba]

I don't know about hard, but Mana is a very popular Spanish singing rock band from I believe Mexico.

[lefty007]

Molotov, from Mexico.

Soda Stereo (not entirely hard rock, but one of the best Hispanic rock acts - check the late-'90s albums). In the same vein, check out Charly Garcia and Fito Paez.

Then for old school heavy metal, there is Rata Blanca from Argentina, and Baron Rojo from Spain.

Also check out this band from Holland, Laberinto. They have some good stuff in the vein of Puya, mixing hard rock with some Latin influences.

Aterciopelados from Colombia has some interesting stuff.

Mana is soft rock and pop, nowhere near hard rock.

Los Enanitos Verdes is pop rock, but they have great musicianship and songs.

Same thing with Jarabe de Palo. Great music.

There is also Cafe Tacuba, quirky band, but they have great moments.

[Would'e?]

Baron Rojo, the Spanish Iron Maiden.

[LzeroKI]

I cant remember the name, but my roomate in highschool lent me this record for a heavy metal band from mexico, however I barely comprehend any spainish, and the only word I could pick out at the time was "Mota" hmmmmmmmm wonder why?? hehehehe