Ginebras

Ginebras emerged from Madrid's vibrant 'tonti-pop' and indie-rock scene in late 2018, famously forming after a recruitment call on Tinder. The quartet - Magüi, Sandra, Raquel, and Juls - quickly distinguished themselves through a sound that bridges the gap between 60s garage-pop melodies and modern Spanish indie-rock energy. Their sound identity is defined by bright, interlocking guitar lines and a heavy emphasis on collective vocal harmonies, moving away from the 'lead singer plus backing band' dynamic in favor of a true group aesthetic.

Since their debut EP 'Dame 10:36 minutos,' they have become central figures in the Spanish festival circuit, representing a new wave of female-led guitar bands that prioritize humor and relatability. Critically, they are praised for revitalizing the power-pop genre with contemporary social commentary. They sit within a web of influence that includes Spanish legends like Los Brincos and Hombres G, but filtered through the lens of modern peers like Cariño and Carolina Durante. Their cultural position is that of the 'everywoman' rock stars, turning daily frustrations into anthemic, danceable pop-punk.