BRUJERIA will return to Spain for five concerts from 13 to 20 November, starting at Sala La Nau in Barcelona and ending at Sala Totem in Villava, near Pamplona. The tour will also visit Valencia, Málaga and Madrid, with local support acts at each show.
The dates are 13 November at Sala La Nau in Barcelona with Mala Bestia, 14 November at Sala Rock City in Valencia with Abörigen, 15 November at Sala La Trinchera in Málaga with Abysser, 19 November at Sala Revi Live in Madrid with Murdery, and 20 November at Sala Totem in Villava with Okher. Doors open at 20:00 for the Barcelona, Valencia, Madrid and Pamplona concerts. The Málaga door time is still awaiting confirmation, and the organisers warn that schedules may change.
Five Spanish cities in eight days
The tour follows the deaths of vocalist Juan Brujo and additional vocalist Pinche Peach in 2024. BRUJERIA have chosen to continue the project and take its music back to the stage while retaining the anonymity, satire and Spanish-language social criticism associated with the band.
We are fucked… and the one who is going to fuck you up even more is not Satan. Brujeria is coming to ruin your day! The legacy of Juan Brujo and Pinche Peach lives on! Brujeria did not die, I have their spirit here!!!
- BRUJERIA, band statement
La Encabronada has sung with the band since 2022
Vocalist La Encabronada has been a member of BRUJERIA since 2022. She is the band’s current female vocalist and joins a line-up that also includes Fantasma on bass and additional vocals, Hongo on guitar and bass, El Sangrón on vocals, El Criminal on guitar and El Sativo on drums.
Formed in Los Angeles in 1989, BRUJERIA built its identity around concealed identities, Mexican imagery and lyrics addressing drugs, politics, immigration and social taboos. The band’s key early albums included “Matando Güeros” from 1993 and “Raza Odiada” from 1995. Its most recent full-length, “Esto es Brujeria”, was released in 2023.
