With origins in Madrid's bohemian neighbourhood of Malasaña in the mid ‘80s, Los Enemigos debuted as the perfect picture of a rock ‘n' roll gang—shooting for glory, grappling among themselves and living on the edge. With a bluesy, boozy sound like a Spanish version of The Replacements, Los Enemigos have kept trucking for over three decades, racking up an impressive discography along the way. Led by Josele Santiago's sandpaper voice and crunching guitar, the band capitalises on basic, primal rock ‘n' roll sounds filtered through expertly crafted songs.