by Andrés López Martínez · QUARENTENA,EDICIONES · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788493670771
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«Cuerdas de acero: historia del heavy metal en España» is the essay by Andrés López Martínez, published by Quarentena Ediciones in paperback (192 pages).
The essay reviews the history of heavy metal in Spain from the 1980s to the present, citing names such as Barón Rojo and Obús. It explains how the genre, heir to the hard rock of the 1970s, absorbed influences from other styles and grew in number of bands and followers. It is also a tribute to the musicians and fans who sustained this scene.
Published in 2009 and written in Spanish, it includes black-and-white photographs. Andrés López Martínez (Barcelona, 1966) is an essayist and music critic.
It will appeal to heavy metal fans and to those who want to learn about the history of popular Spanish music.
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