Voltor

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Voltor
Country	Aldaia, Valencian Country, Catalan Countries
Years active	2002 – Present
Genres	Rock, Hardcore, Ska
Labels	Cambra records, Inmortal Records Studies
Members	Lluís Albert Granell - Singer Abelard (Oli) - Bass Guillermo Navarro - Guitar Joan F. Mas - Drum Saül - Guitar Harpo, Farru, Xuso, Joanra – Percussion

Voltor (English: Vulture) is a Hardcore-Ska music band from Aldaia (Valencian Country). Their lyrics talk about issues like freedom of speech, defense of a territory and its roots as well as the social justice.

1 History
2 Discography
- 2.1 Albums
3 External links

[edit] History

In 2002, Vicent, Guillermo, Joan and Lluís, decided to realize their dreams and became Voltor.

Voltor like the vulture did not did not delay flying all around the Valencian Country, crossing little by little all its geography, with humility but with a strong message, with wishes to share thoughts and ideas through music, and little by little it has taken its own style.

In February 2003 Voltor recorded their first tape live in the Rock Sala (Quart de Poblet), but many songs were recorded badly because of technical problems.

But in 2004 the bird took off again with more dreams to realize and one of them came true in February: the first tape recorded in Inmortal Records Studios (Sefaví): Four songs were recordered at the studio and two of them were live, thus composing the first album called Identitat.

After the leaving of some members and the incorporation of others, a new album came in 2005: Aprenent a volar (Learning to fly), with 9 songs like Encén L'oïda (Literally: Switch on the ear) (a radio program in which Voltor takes part www.encenloida.cat: (Catalan)), a new version of Solidaritat, Extrem or Quan no quede res (By the time all is left) with the collaboration of the singer of Obrint pas, Xavi Sarriá.