LOS DIABLOS, a living legend of Spanish pop
Los Diablos are one of the most iconic and long-standing bands in Spanish pop. Formed in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat in 1966, their music has accompanied several generations since the late 1960s, becoming a fundamental part of the country’s collective memory.
The major turning point in their career came in 1970 with “Un rayo de sol”, one of the greatest anthems in Spanish pop history, which reached number one in the charts and achieved record-breaking sales. From that moment on, they went on to release a long string of hits that defined an era and firmly established their presence on stages across Spain and Latin America.
Over the decades, Los Diablos have maintained an intense live activity, adapting to the passage of time without losing the festive, approachable essence that has always defined them. Their connection to L’Hospitalet has remained strong and widely recognized, to the extent that the city that saw them born has dedicated gardens bearing their name.
In 2026, Los Diablos are still on stage with an updated lineup, new ideas, and the same spirit as ever: celebrating their legacy through a live show full of classics and positive energy.
On June 12, Los Diablos will perform at Sala Apolo in Barcelona, in a concert organized together with Curtcircuit—an unmissable event to relive songs that are part of the history of Spanish pop.
