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Pignoise is a Spanish band from Madrid, formed in 2002, known for its pop punk and alternative rock style. The group consists of Álvaro Benito (vocals and guitar), former footballer of Real Madrid, Pablo Alonso (bass and backing vocals), and Héctor Polo (drums). Their style is characterized by catchy melodies and lyrics that address everyday and emotional topics.

Origins and Formation

The history of Pignoise began with a knee injury suffered by Álvaro Benito, which ended his football career. During his recovery, Benito began playing guitar and writing songs, which led him to form the band with Pablo Alonso and Héctor Polo. Initially, the band also included Jesús Mateos on guitar, who later left the group.

Musical Career

Pignoise debuted in 2003 with the album "Melodías Desafinadas", and continued with works like "Esto No Es un Disco de Punk" (2005) and "Anunciado en Televisión" (2006), which included the hit single "Nada Que Perder". The song gained popularity after being featured on the soundtrack of the TV series "Los Hombres de Paco".

Throughout their career, the band has released several studio albums, including:

  • "Cuestión de Gustos" (2007)
  • "Año Zero" (2010)
  • "El Tiempo y el Espacio" (2013)

After a period of inactivity, Pignoise returned in 2021 with the single "Una Sensación", marking their return to the music scene.

20th Anniversary

In 2024, Pignoise celebrated their 20th anniversary with the release of a commemorative album titled "20 Aniversario", which includes new versions of their most iconic songs, featuring artists like Andrés Calamaro, Loquillo, Los Secretos, La La Love You, and Pole.

The celebration also included a tour across Spain, with LOS40 Classic as the official broadcaster, bringing their music to cities like Zaragoza, Sevilla, Córdoba, and Alicante. The tour culminated with a concert at the WiZink Center in Madrid, considered a turning point in their career.

Legacy and Influence

With more than two decades in the music scene, Pignoise has left a significant mark on Spanish rock, inspiring new generations of musicians. Their ability to fuse genres and their authenticity have allowed them to remain relevant in the music industry.

The story of Pignoise is a testament to perseverance and passion for music, showing that even in the face of adversity, it is possible to reinvent oneself and achieve success in new arenas.