Café Quijano - Music Genre

Café Quijano is a Spanish pop rock band from Madrid, Spain. Formed in 1999, the group consists of brothers Pedro and Rafael Quijano. The band’s musical style has been described as a combination of traditional Spanish music with elements of rock, pop, Latin and flamenco. Their music is easy to listen to and often very catchy.

Early Life and Rise to Fame

The two brothers, Pedro and Rafael Quijano were born in Madrid, Spain. As children they were both very interested in music and started playing instruments at a young age. They formed Café Quijano in 1999 when they were in their early twenties. Since then they have released several albums and singles that have become very popular in Spain and throughout Europe.

Discography

Café Quijano has released five studio albums since their formation. Their debut album “Esta es la historia” was released in 2000 and was instant success. The album spawned several hit singles such as “El tiempo vuela” and “La vida sin amor”. Their second album “Por el amor de dios” was released in 2002 and featured the hit single “Mi vida en una canción”. Their other albums include “Grandes éxitos” (2004), “Todo es ahora” (2008) and “Somos la lucha” (2012).

Live Performances

Café Quijano has performed live extensively throughout their career. They have performed at major music festivals such as Primavera Sound in Barcelona, Spain. They have also toured extensively throughout Europe, including countries such as France, Germany and Italy. They have also performed in major cities such as London, Paris and Berlin.

Legacy

Café Quijano has been credited with helping to popularize the fusion of traditional Spanish music with elements of rock, pop, Latin and flamenco. Their music has become popular across Europe and they have achieved considerable success throughout their career. They continue to be an influential force in the Spanish music scene.