Palosanto, Bunbury's seventh solo album, saw the artist explore a darker, more electronic sound than his previous work. The album reached number one on Spain's official music chart.
- Palosanto was recorded in Madrid, Los Angeles, and Bunbury’s adopted home of Chicago. The album's lyrics delve into themes of spirituality, the occult, and the human condition. It was the first album released under his own name to hit number one in Spain.
- The album was supported by the Palosanto tour, which ran through Europe and Latin America and was widely praised for its elaborate stage production. The single "Mas Bunbury" was a notable departure from his established sound, incorporating heavy electronic influences. Lynne Publishing released a book of Bunbury's lyrics in 2014, with Palosanto prominently featured.
- Bunbury had recently concluded a successful solo tour and had begun work on this album shortly after. He was a dominant force in Spanish rock, both with Héroes del Silencio and in his solo endeavors.
Enrique Bunbury is a Spanish rock and alternative artist from Zaragoza, best known as the lead singer of Héroes del Silencio. In 2013, Bunbury was continuing his solo career after a successful run with his previous album, "Licenciado Cantinas".
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