Voltor facts for kids

Voltor (which means Vulture in English) is a cool band from Aldaia, Spain. They play a mix of rock music called hardcore and ska. Their songs often talk about important things. These include being able to speak freely, protecting their home and culture, and making things fair for everyone.

The Story of Voltor

How the Band Started

The band Voltor first got together in 2002. Two years later, in 2004, they recorded their very first collection of songs. This first recording was called "Identitat," which means "Identity."

First Recordings

The "Identitat" recording was a demo. A demo is like a practice recording that bands make to share their music. Voltor's demo had songs recorded live at a place called Rock Sala in Quart de Poblet. It included popular songs like Identitat and Solidaritat. Even though it had some small sound problems, this demo helped many more people discover Voltor's music.

First Studio Album

After their first demo, some members of the band changed. Then, five new musicians joined Voltor. In 2005, they released their first album that was recorded in a professional studio. This album was called Aprenent a volar, which means "Learning to fly." It had nine songs. Some of the most well-known songs on this album were Encén L'oïda and an improved version of Solidaritat. Another song, Quan no quede res (When nothing is left), featured Xavi Sarriá, who is the singer from another band called Obrint Pas.

Voltor's Music

Albums Released

Voltor has released several music albums. Here are their main ones:

• Identitat - 2004
• Aprenent a volar - 2005

See also

In Spanish: Voltor para niños